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Football: South African Cup semi-final result

South African FA Cup semi-final result Saturday: At Soweto Kaizer Chiefs 2 (Majoro 5, Lebese 24) United FC 1 (Maponyane 81-pen) May 8 At Rustenburg Platinum Stars v SuperSport Utd (holders) 1730GMT afp

Action group in Cape Town seeks legal advice to see if Table Mountain crime victims can take class action against National Parks and the city

An action group in Cape Town has sought legal advice to see if Table Mountain crime victims can take class action against SA National Parks and the city, it was reported today.More than 270 people have fallen victim to crime on the Table Mountain range, reported the Cape Times.If class action was not feasible, the group would turn to Public Protector Thuli Madonsela, said Andre van Schalkwyk, head of the Table Mountain Safety Action Group.This action followed the rape of a 19-year-old Norwegian exchange student on Signal Hill at the weekend.A closed meeting betw

Fire destroys 600 shacks in S.African wine town

Two people died and 600 shacks were destroyed in South Africa's winelands after a blaze ripped through a shantytown on Friday, the fire department said. The fire spread rapidly across a large area in Kayamandi in the scenic wine-producing town of Stellenbosch near Cape Town, in the early hours of Friday. "We had two fatalities," said Stellenbosch fire chief Leon Morta. Six hundred shacks were destroyed and 2,500 people left homeless.

Fire destroys 600 shacks in S.African wine town

Two people died and 600 shacks were destroyed in South Africa's winelands after a fire ripped through a shantytown, a fire services official said Friday. The blaze spread rapidly across a large area in Kayamandi in the scenic wine-producing town of Stellenbosch, near Cape Town, in the early hours of Friday. "We had two fatalities," said Stellenbosch fire chief Leon Morta. Six hundred shacks were destroyed and 2,500 people left homeless.

Soccer-Crowds to return as jittery hosts continue Nations Cup bid

By Mark Gleeson RUSTENBURG, South Africa, Jan 23 (Reuters) - The crowds are expected to return to the African Nations Cup on Wednesday as hosts South Africa seek to kickstart their campaign after a jittery beginning. But their Group A clash with Angola at Durban's Moses Mabhida Stadium may offer no respite for the beleaguered hosts, whose opening draw with the Cape Verde Islands has added to the pressure they felt before the tournament.

Cricket-New Zealand beat South Africa by 27 runs

KIMBERLEY, South Africa, Jan 22 (Reuters) - New Zealand beat South Africa by 27 runs in the second one-day international in Kimberley on Tuesday. New Zealand win the three-match series 2-0. Scores New Zealand 279 for eight (K. Williamson 145 not out, G Elliott 48; M. Morkel 3-71, L. Tsotsobe 2-38) South Africa 252 all out (C. Ingram 79, G. Smith 66; K. Mills 2-28, J. Franklin 1-52) (Editing by Ed Osmond)

Cricket-New Zealand score 279-8 in second one-day international

KIMBERLEY, South Africa, Jan 22 (Reuters) - New Zealand reached 279 for eight in their 50 overs after being asked to bat first by South Africa in the second one-day international at the De Beers Oval on Tuesday. Scores: New Zealand 279 for eight (K. Williamson 145 not out, G Elliott 48; M. Morkel 3-71, L. Tsotsobe 2-38) v South Africa (Editing by Mark Meadows; mark.meadows@thomsonreuters.com; +44 20 7542 7933; Reuters Messaging:; mark.meadows.reuters.com@reuters.net)

Soccer-S.Africa held by Algeria as they fail to convince fans

By Mark Gleeson JOHANNESBURG, Jan 12 (Reuters) - Hosts South Africa face a battle to convince fans to back them in large numbers at the African Nations Cup after less than 15,000 watched a 0-0 draw with Algeria in their last warm-up game in Soweto on Saturday. Coach Gordon Igesund had hoped for two resounding performances in the build-up to this month's tournament to rally support behind his beleaguered side but South Africa finished a second consecutive game without scoring.
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