Halfpenny keen to erase sour Lions memories
Leigh Halfpenny is determined to make his mark for the Lions in Australia, and erase the memory of the injury woes which blighted his tour of South Africa four years ago.
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Toulon confirm the signing of Habana
South Africa winger Bryan Habana is to join French club Toulon for the next two seasons, the Top 14 side
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Aiken eases to Avantha Masters win
South Africa's Thomas Aiken claimed his second European Tour title with a composed victory in the Avantha Masters in India.
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Aiken surges into Avantha lead after 62
South Africa's Thomas Aiken will take a three-shot lead into the final round of the Avantha Masters after charging through the field with a superb 10-under-par 62.
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Irish women make it two from two
The Republic of Ireland senior women's team have won their second game at the Cyprus Cup with a 1-0 win over South Africa this afternoon.
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Van der Walt victorious in South Africa
Dawie van der Walt claimed the biggest victory of his career to win the Tshwane Open by two shots ahead of fellow South African Darren Fichardt.
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Connor enduring difficult time in South Africa
Former Bohemians and Dundalk manager Sean Connor is reportedly staying in South Africa after being deported from Zimbabwe and is apparently fearing destitution.
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Fichardt claims Africa Open by two
South African Darren Fichardt survived a late wobble to claim a two-shot win on home soil at the Africa Open in East London.
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Locals lead the way in Africa Open
Two South Africans lead the way on home turf in the Africa Open in East London after Darren Fichardt fired a seven under par 65 to join Jaco Van Zyl at the top of the standings on 15 under.
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Factfile: Oscar Pistorius
Find out more about the life of six-time Paralympic gold medal winner Oscar Pistorius, who has this morning been charged with the murder of his girlfriend Reeva Steencamp.
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Fisher Jr and Sterne lead in Johannesburg
South Africa's Richard Sterne and Trevor Fisher Jnr are tied for the lead at the halfway stage of the Joburg Open, three shots clear of the chasing pack.
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Burkina Faso reach last eight in South Africa
Unfancied Burkina Faso will play a Africa Cup of Nations semi-final outside their own country for the first time following an extra-time win over Togo in Nelspruit tonight.
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Mali qualify for semis after shoot-out victory
Soumaila Diakite was the hero for Mali after saving two penalties in their 3-1 shootout win over hosts South Africa to help his side progress to the African Nations Cup semi-final.
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Sterne holds on to Dubai lead
A closing birdie enabled South Africa's Richard Sterne to regain a one-stroke lead at the halfway stage of the Omega Dubai Desert Classic.
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Hosts South Africa advance as group winners
African Cup of Nations hosts South Africa ensured their progression to the quarter-finals as Group A winners as Siyabonga Sangweni salvaged a late 2-2 draw with Morocco.
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South Africa hopes lifted with convincing win
South Africa got their first win at the Africa Cup of Nations since 2004 and rekindled the host nation's hopes with a convincing 2-0 victory over Angola in Durban to go top of Group A.
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South Africa and Cape Verde draw in opener
South Africa began their Africa Cup of Nations campaign in disappointing fashion as Cape Verde Islands came closest to scoring in a 0-0 draw at Soccer City in Johannesburg.
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Wales name 35-man Six Nations squad
South Africa-born forward Andries Pretorius has been named in the Wales squad for this season's RBS 6 Nations Championship.
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Rain delays start of play in Durban
Heavy rain delayed play on the second morning of the Volvo Golf Champions in South Africa today.
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Habana agrees three-year Toulon deal
Wealthy French club Toulon have signed South Africa star Bryan Habana on a three-year deal.