South Africa

South Africa's road safety record comes bottom of list of 36 mostly developed countries, discovers expat Cath Everett.

Death of Bongani Nkabinde captured on video and uploaded to Youtube.

Former South African president FW de Klerk calls for Europe to become more competitive in Africa, writes Heinrich Matthee.

Leader of the right-wing South African group Boeremag sentenced to 35 years for plotting coup

The Australian footballer moves to the Madejski Stadium until the end of the season

Detention centre staff accused of forced injections and electric shock treatment.

Prince William, Roy Hodgson and England's World Cup winners of 1966 gather to mark 150 years of football.

Tom Cruise's ex-wife posts her photo with Taylor Swift, Jeff Bridges and Cameron Monaghan.

A trip along Africa's Cape coast takes in its naval history and unique Jackass penguins.

The former Premier League referee has deep concerns regarding the standard of officiating.

Sir Alex Ferguson says Mesut Ozil wasn't on Manchester United's radar in 2010 and they made most of their decisions right.

Condé Nast Traveler 26th annual Readers Choice Awards has listed top 25 cities in the world to visit in 2013.

Cath Everett faces prospect of move from beautiful Stellenbosch to urban jungle of Johannesburg - and it's not overly appealing.

Tesla Motors founder Elon Musk admits buying the Lotus Esprit car which appeared in the Spy Who Loved Me for £616,000.

Four men charged and another man arrested for toddler rape and murder in Diepsloot, north of Johannesburg.

Trial of teenager raped and murdered in Bredasdorp hears of Booysen's horrific injuries.

Iran already has warm ties with Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa.

A 74-year-old local man, Burgert van der Westhuizen, is named as the swimmer who was bitten in half by a shark, believed to be a Great White, in Jeffreys Bay, South Africa.

The Blues made contract regarding Michael Laudrup's future at Swansea before appointing Jose Mourinho

Grand Mufti Sheikh Abdul Aziz Al-Asheikh says helping others is better than repeating Hajj.

Vodafone owns about 64% of Vodafone India.

Hundreds of thousands of lives to be saved after malaria vaccine is rolled out in two years.

Man loses half his penis after police dogs let loose on him.

Cath Everett finds out how a pioneering accountant turned the braai, or barbecue, into a South African institution.

Bladerunner building case to show he did not murder girlfriend at Pretoria home.

Woman died after being hit by train while partner lost both legs.

Scourge of tik or crystal meth addiction among the young in poor areas is being fought by music, drama and education, says Cath Everett.

Botswana, known for wildlife tourism in Africa, is home to some of the last surviving hunter gatherers in the world, the Bushmen.

PWC says the UK ranks highly when it comes to conducting business.

Sebastian Squillaci reveals he was prevented from leaving Arsenal in the summer of 2012 despite not being considered for the first team.