Новости за 06.09.2015

Twenty years on from the 1995 World Cup, and SA's struggles with transformation continues to make headlines.

(ATTN: CHANGES headline, lead; UPDATES with more details throughout: ADDS photo) SEOUL, Sept. 6 (Yonhap) -- President Park Geun-hye said Sunday that the country will take charge of fully caring for soldiers hurt in last month's land mine explosions.

It could be time to investigate the structure of China's financial markets if volatility lasts beyond its current rollercoaster ride.

Man United will not be deterred in making future bids for Gareth Bale or Cristiano Ronaldo after the David de Gea saga.

Grade 12 pupils at an Overport school went on the rampage because they were not given their reports last week.

The ANC’s failure to discuss its leadership perpetuates state ills, writes Dumisani Hlophe.

Austria and Germany threw open their borders to thousands of exhausted migrants, brought by bus to the Hungarian border.

VICTORIA is in the grip of a drug-rehab crisis with just 19 beds in private clinics available at a minimum cost of $7000 a month.

The F-22 fighter jets’ visit to Estonia might have been brief, but their presence spoke volumes. As the sun rose over western Germany on Friday morning, two F-22s and a KC-135 tanker took off from Spangdahlem Air Base and headed east. The planes and their crews were back in Germany in time for dinner.

The world's largest oil explorer is facing an unprecedented budget crunch after crude prices dropped by more than half in a year to below $50 a barrel

Igor Kolomoysky, the Ukrainian tycoon and ex-governor of the country's Dnepropetrovsk region, has responded to the accusations of the Odessa region's governor Mikheil Saakashvili, calling him a “snapping dog”, which should be send back to Georgia, for cash on delivery.

Thousands of migrants streamed into Austria on Saturday, desperate to travel on to Germany after days of ugly standoffs with authorities in Budapest's train station that made headlines worldwide.

Clive Naidoo broke the internet in SA after a video of him trying to expose an “arrogant” JMPD officer went viral.

In an interview for Austrian daily newspaper Osterreich, Chancellor Werner Faymann defended his country's decision to accept the refugees ejected from Hungary, saying it was a humanitarian imperative. He also offered harsh words for Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban and the Hungarian government, accusing them of sowing the seeds of chaos.

England World Cup winner Jonny Wilkinson says he is "breaking apart" as he adjusts to life after retiring from rugby.

HUNDREDS of dossiers on Victorian commuters are being handed to police, sparking calls for tighter controls on personal data linked to millions of myki tickets.

A week in which the escalating refugee crisis will dominate EU discussions and Juncker gives his maiden State of the Union speech.

The power of a locomotive.

Shanuboganahalli in Ramanagara taluk of Ramanagara district recorded maximum rainfall of 99.5mm in the last 24-hours up to 8.30am on September 6.

The Western Province Rugby Union have issued a statement after a player collapsed in an Under-21 match at Newlands.

'Public empathy for the desperate refugees risking their lives to reach the sanctuary of Europe has been incredible, the British public should be proud.'

NEW YORK - New York Yankees pitcher Masahiro Tanaka works in the bullpen in New York on Sept. 5, 2015. The team...

Gauteng hospitals have made some shocking blunders, like amputating a child’s legs after she was admitted for burns on her hands.

A private intelligence company, with links to an apartheid-era superspy, has been brought in to question staff about media leaks.