The whistle-blowers say that “a group” of journalists had been involved in the “brown envelope” scandal in 2005.

The Road Traffic Management Corporation (RTMC) has run out of money and is teetering on the brink of financial collapse.

The ANC has accused a Western Cape High Court judge of depriving it of the right to appeal against his judgment.

Nelson Mandela’s younger sister will be buried in Mqanduli in the Eastern Cape on Saturday.

Repeat talk-and-drive offenders in Cape Town face losing their cellphones.

Dimitar Berbatov is considering a comeback to international football, and says he expects an invitation from the national team's new coach.

Barcelona coach Pep Guardiola, who successfully fought a doping case while a player in Italy, has urged Spanish cyclist Alberto Contador to fight his two-year doping ban.

Senegal have fired coach Amara Traore after their dramatic failure at the African Nations Cup.

Chelsea face a battle to keep Daniel Sturridge after Arsenal took significant steps towards a shock summer swoop.

The PSL will start from scratch next week, after it emerged that all the parties involved had forgotten what the league table looked like at the Christmas, writes Jonty Mark.

Chinese state broadcaster CCTV is launching its American service this week as part of a major overseas expansion drive aimed at boosting China's international influence.

Holidays firm Thomas Cook said it was managing to hold onto market share.

Finance minister George Osborne has vowed to fight an “anti-business culture” in Britain.

Britain's top share index rose in early deals with miners led up by metal prices and UK banks rallying.

The euro hit an eight-week high and European shares rose as markets priced in a successful outcome to Greek debt talks, buoyed by hopes of further pro-growth moves by major central banks.