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SA tackles World Cup child-trafficking fears
Authorities fear the Soccer World Cup could draw in child traffickers hoping to cash in on the fanfare around the games.
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Furry felons rob SA tourists
Visitors to Cape Town who are worried about becoming victims of the high crime rate could find themselves instead robbed by baboons.
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SA frets over World Cup immigrant boom
Godfrey Smith left his native Malawi last year to hunt for a job in Johannesburg, certain that the Soccer World Cup would bring a wave of opportunity.
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Warm welcome home for champ Semenya
Thousands of people welcomed athlete Caster Semenya on her return to Johannesburg on Tuesday.
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SA hit by service-delivery protests
A wave of protests has erupted in townships across SA over public services, adding to pressure on President Jacob Zuma to fight poverty.
