The Athletics South Africa communications manager Ethel Manyaka will return to work after winning a legal case against the federation's interim administrators at the CCMA who she claims forced her to leave her job. read more
A match-fixing scandal may have been unearthed as a referee has been arrested for reportedly accepting bribery for a football match at the weekend. read more
The International Cricket Council is looking to make a decision by the weekend on the next course of action following the match-fixing claims made against four Pakistan cricketers as the sport continues to be rocked by the betting scandal. read more
Blue Bulls rugby player Jacobus Roux posted R100,000 bail just minutes after being charged with the murder of a metro policeman. read more
Controversial boxing promoters Branco Milenkovic and Rodney Berman have again met in the court room with the former challenging Peermont Global Investments for breach of contract in a case that involves Berman. read more
Charges will be brought against ‘certain individuals’ at Athletics South Africa (ASA) during a disciplinary inquiry in September for their role played in the Caster Semenya gender row, the SA Sports Confederation and Olympic Committee (SASCOC) has confirmed. read more
India's cricket board has rejected a challenge by suspended Indian Premier League (IPL) chief Lalit Modi to the change the panel that is probing charges of corruption against him. read more
A possible court case could be on the horizon after the Tri-Nations refereeing debate has taken a new twist. read more
The legal case between FNB and the umbrella group National Stadiums surrounding the ownership of the naming rights to the Soccer World Cup final stadium, Soccer City, has been postponed. read more
The lawyer representing the suspended IPL commissioner Lalit Modi reportedly wants the Board of Control for Cricket in India to remove two members from its disciplinary committee. read more
The chief financial officer of FIFA's Local Organising Committee (LOC) is in a stable condition after being shot outside his home in Sandton. read more
Justice minister Jeff Radebe has confirmed that the World Cup courts have been a success and that elements of the system that worked will be maintained to deliver swift justice to South Africans. read more
The Spanish football fan nicknamed 'Jimmy Jump' who tried to grab the World Cup trophy ten minutes before kick-off in the final between Spain and the Netherlands at Soccer City has been fined R2,000. read more
A man who ran onto the pitch during the Germany-Spain match in Durban was given the option of a R3,000 fine or three months in jail by a World Cup Court. read more
A court has moved fast to sentence a 21-year old man to 12 years in prison after he robbed a Spanish football fan who was in South Africa for the World Cup. read more
World Cup courts have found at least 100 people guilty of offences related to this summer's tournament, the National Prosecuting Authority has revealed. read more
A British journalist is being held in custody over his alleged involvement in the England World Cup dressing room intrusion. read more
The structure for drug testing at the Tour de France continues to create controversy after the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) turned down a request from its French counterpart the AFLD, who wanted to carry out their own drug tests at the flagship race. read more
The National Prosecuting Authority has confirmed that 28 people have been convicted in the specialised World Cup courts in the three weeks of their operation thus far. read more
A part-time employee of the South African Football Association (SAFA) who tried to sell complimentary World Cup tickets to a fan has been acquitted on a charge of fraud. read more
Stallion Security and the World Cup Local Organising Committee have entered a war of words after the security company, having had staff leave four stadiums, has threatened to take the committee to court. read more
South African courts have taken swift action against a Nigerian man for the possession of 30 stolen World Cup tickets in a bid to clamp down on World Cup crime. read more
With only a matter of hours to go before the World Cup kicks off, the tournament has already been hit with its first major security problem after three journalists covering the event were robbed at gunpoint. read more
The South African police have warned musicians to be beware of scam artists who posed as festival organisers and promised them gigs at World Cup concerts. read more
The Lotus F1 team has moved to distance itself from claims it is involved in a new 'spy scandal' surrounding the model of a wind tunnel by sueing the manufacturer of the technology. read more
South Africa has opened more than 56 special courts dedicated to handling crimes committed during the World Cup. read more
Official suppliers to the FIFA World Cup are being urged to review their anti-counterfeiting plans by the International Authentication Association (IAA) following news reports that fake sportswear is swamping South Africa’s streets. read more
Lalit Modi, the suspended chief executive of the Indian Premier League, has issued his formal response to the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) following his dismisaal over charges of corruption. read more
South African customs has revealed that it seized almost 27,000 fake Bafana Bafana football team jerseys worth R8.1m at OR Tambo airport this week. read more
The Indian government has ordered an investigation into the financing of the Indian Premier League (IPL) following allegations of corruption in the cricket tournament. read more
Former Renault team principal Flavio Briatore cannot return to F1 until 2013 after resolving his legal case with motorsport's governing body the FIA. read more
A former New Zealand Maori rugby player has revealed that his team was told to deliberately lose a game against South Africa in 1956 by a government minister. read more
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All great players have these spells where they lose form, Bryan has set the bar very high, so we probably notice it more.
Springbok assistant coach Dick Muir has backed wing Bryan Habana to recover from his recent slump in form in the near future.
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