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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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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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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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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South Africa complete rout of Kiwis
South Africa finalised an innings and 27-run hammering of New Zealand midway through the third day of the opening Test in Cape Town.
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New Zealand dismissed for a meagre 45
New Zealand fell to their third lowest Test scored of 45 on the opening day of the two-match series against South Africa at Newlands.
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Bourdy holds slim lead in South Africa
France's Gregory Bourdy is the man to catch at the Alfred Dunhill Championship after an opening six under par 66 at Leopard Creek in South Africa.
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Jamieson takes Nelson Mandela title in Durban
Scotland's Scott Jamieson won the inaugural Nelson Mandela Championship, opening event of the new European Tour season, in South Africa.
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Rain washes out day two in Durban
The opening event of the European Tour season suffered a total wipe-out for the second day running in South Africa today after further torrential rain.
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Mandela Championship falls foul of flooding
Not a single shot was possible on the opening day of the Nelson Mandela Championship, the first event of the new European Tour season, in South Africa today.
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Bremner makes fine impression in South Africa
Merrick Bremner matched the course record with an eight under par 64 when his home South African Open began at Serengeti on Thursday.
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Strauss to make Ireland debut against Springboks
Jamie Heaslip will captain Ireland in the opening game of the 2012 Guinness Series against South Africa this Saturday.
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O'Connell to miss Springboks clash
Paul O'Connell has been ruled out of the opening game of the Guinness Series against South Africa due to a back injury.
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JP Pietersen thinks Andrew Trimble is David Skrela
Andrew Trimble hopes JP Pietersen will be only too aware of his name by the end of Saturday's Guinness Series opener between Ireland and South Africa.
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Pienaar back in Ulster squad for Heineken Cup
South Africa international Ruan Pienaar has returned to the Ulster rugby squad ahead of their Heineken Cup opener against Castres Olympique at Ravenhill on Friday.
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London 2012 Paralympics declared open
Physicist Stephen Hawking and South Africa's 'Blade Runner' Oscar Pistorius were among the luminaries on hand for the opening of the biggest Paralympics in the 11-day competition's history.
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South Africa simply too good for the Pumas
South Africa have outclassed the Pumas 27-6 in their Rugby Championship opener at Newlands, Cape Town.
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London-bound Pistorius already dreaming of Rio
After striving to qualify for the 400 metres at the London Olympics for six years, Oscar Pistorius believes he will now be better placed to run at the Rio de Janeiro Games in 2016.
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Brave Ireland shock the Springboks
Tries from Jordan Coghlan and Iain Henderson gave Ireland a magnificent 23-19 win over South Africa in their opening match of the 2012 IRB Junior World Championship.