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More blacks consider emigration The number of black and coloured South Africans considering emigration has shot up since 2000. |
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'A World That Stands as One' Barack Obama addressed a crowd of 200 000 people in Berlin. Watch the video and read the speech. |
Temporary road diversions have been implemented along Oxford Road in line with the Gautrain's tunnelling progress and will be in place until September. 
A 34-year-old taxi driver has been wounded in a shooting in Ferndale, Randburg, say police. 
Cape Town's gay community is to hold a protest over a "homophobic" column written by the Sunday Sun's Jon Qwelane - who has reportedly stood by his words. 
A Durban woman has suffered severe burns, after she is believed to have lit a cigarette near a dropped bottle of turpentine, which caught alight. 
Israel's attorney general has criticised PM Ehud Olmert, saying he stonewalled efforts to question him over corruption claims. 
Barack Obama received a warm welcome in Berlin, but analysts say some parts of his message may not go down well. 
Violence has broken out among the more than 50 000 people who queued to grab the last batch of Olympic tickets. 
One News24 User thinks just because one might disagree with Jon Qwelane's views, and find them offensive, doesn't mean his views shouldn't be heard. 
News24 has met British explorer, Lewis Gordon Pugh, also known as the Polar Bear, during a visit to Cape Town, where he discussed his upcoming attempt to kayak 1 200km to the North Pole. 
While the bill-topping match rightly pits the Sharks against the Lions, it is WP who will probably be sweating more than most in the Currie Cup this weekend. 
Bill Gates may no longer be the world's richest man, writes Alistair Fairweather, but don't count him out just yet. The net looks set to get a lot more interesting. 
