Bertus van Zyl (Robertson)

Cosatu's e-toll protest to go ahead
Cosatu plans to go ahead with a go-slow protest against e-tolling, despite failed attempts at getting permission.
UK attack: Cops sift through social media
British detectives are sifting through social media, security camera footage and witness statements, following the brutal murder of a serving soldier who survived a tour of duty in Afghanistan.
Galapagos Islands gets Street View
The Galapagos are now just a click away. Google has photographed the famous islands for Street View.
Zimbabwe toilet man wins prize
Zimbabwean researcher Peter Morgan has been named the winner of the 2013 Stockholm Water Prize for developing low-cost toilets.
DRC has chance for peace - Ban
Troubled eastern DRC has the best chance in years to secure a lasting peace but the United Nations stands ready to pacify the region by force if need be, UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon says.

Palmer takes lead at Colonial
Ryan Palmer has fired a bogey-free eight-under par 62 to take a one-stroke lead after the first round of the Crowne Plaza Invitational.
Maintaining momentum is key
Bulls hooker Callie Visagie looks ahead to the big South African Super Rugby derby against the Sharks in Durban.
Flintoff set for Big Bash
Andrew 'Freddie' Flintoff may no longer be a member of the England side but that won't stop him from returning to Twenty20 action.
Kirsten to start for Bulls
The Bulls have announced that tighthead prop Frik Kirsten will start against the Sharks in Durban instead of Werner Kruger.
McKenzie may unleash Samo
Reds coach, Ewen McKenzie may spring a surprise by including veteran Radike Samo in his starting XV against the Stormers.

NUM at risk of losing members - report
The NUM is at risk of losing close to 60% of its membership as it is operating in a difficult environment, the union's secretariat report states.
Sarb's list of worries build
The quandary for the Reserve Bank remains unchanged, but the list of factors it is looking at and balancing out seems to get bigger, says an expert.
Hotel's R50m price tag dashes dreams
The Blaauwberg hotel at the centre of an apparent pyramid scheme, has been sold for R50m, dashing the hopes of over 3 300 people who invested about R616m in the project.
E-tolls drive-slow hits a speed bump
While police will be on high alert to prevent an illegal drive-slow protest against e-tolling in Gauteng, more churches have come out against the project.
Marcus holds rates but cut was on table
Despite holding the repo rate unchanged at 5%, the Reserve Bank admitted for the first time in nearly a year that it considered a cut to try to boost growth.