Capetonians tolerance of litter and littering could ruin the city's reputation, a councillor warns.

South Africa is reportedly being eyed by human traffickers who plan to increase their importation of victims to cater for the sexual appetites of visitors to the 2010 soccer spectacular.

Tickets for the 2010 Soccer World Cup go on sale this week and South African fans have been urged to move quickly to avoid disappointment.

The Mayor of eThekwini, Obed Mlaba, wants everyone to "fall in love" with Durban.

KwaZulu-Natal Premier Sbu Ndebele says that the province will meet all deadlines and obligations for the much-awaited Soccer World Cup.

British High Commissioner Paul Boateng says "South African Muslims, like every other section of South African society, will find a ready welcome in Britain".

The new visa requirements are "going to introduce an element of inconvenience for South Africans travelling to the UK".

Only half the beds required in KwaZulu-Natal for the 2010 World Cup have been signed with Match.

An unnamed British security official has expressed concern that terrorists heading for the UK are using SA as a cover.

Greenmarket Square could be permanently closed to all vehicles by April.

Just when you thought it was safe to go back in the water - South Africans are becoming "shark aware" all over again.

The City of Cape Town is considering allowing supermarkets and retailers to sell alcohol on a Sunday because this would appeal to tourists.

Although Metro firefighters responded promptly, it was impossible to contain the blaze until it had consumed the restaurant interior and roof.

Despite the global economic downturn, there is "no sense of a crisis" in Cape Town where investors are still putting millions of rand into inner-city developments, Cape Town Partnership says.