England face Japan in their next friendly match as they continue their preparations for the World Cup this summer. BBC Sport takes a look at the Japanese players to look out for.

Analysts say that uncertainty regarding private property rights and burdensome BEE regulations are discouraging investors from turning large investment pledges into real economic activity.

Few things in football are more exciting than an in-form wide man, but who are the most exciting in the world right night?

Decadent creations designed to satisfy every sweet tooth

Having gained independence in 2008, Kosovo are one game away from qualifying for the World Cup and sparking “the biggest celebrations ever seen in Pristina”.

Families of seven children believe the wrong sperm or egg donors were used in their IVF treatment at a clinic in Northern Cyprus.

Akinnime Mfenyana is steadily carving out her own path in the local television industry; and she’s doing it on her own terms.

Millions of motorists could be entitled to compensation with the financial regulator setting out how to apply

Durban have been impressive at home across all competitions this season, and assistant coach Ashraf Hendricks explained why they have been so successful at home.

The killing of 16-year-old Thabani Mazibuko, who was allegedly shot by a drunk police officer in Diepsloot at the weekend, has caused grief and protest in the community.

Moloisane’s contract with the Cape Winelands is set to expire at the end of the season and while they are keen to keep him at the club by offering a ‘competitive’ contract, he has yet to sign.

The crew, who are accomplished pilots, engineers and scientists, reveal their hopes, fears and family sacrifices.

Every day in Johannesburg people are breathing in a threat they cannot see and often cannot escape. It hangs in the air, settles in the body, and over time, quietly erodes health.

Restoring relationship between people and the land is urgent

He wanted high court to compel Khampepe to disclose emails to advocate Ishmael Semenya

Rioters target foreign-owned businesses, cars

The Home Office says updated guidance will end the policing of “everyday arguments” online.

While global tensions play out in real time, their lasting effect will not be measured only in territory or political outcomes. It will be measured in how economies are reshaped, how systems evolve and how people are positioned within this reality

Some analyses suggest South Africa’s human rights framework is “normatively robust but substantively fragile”, marked by a growing gap between constitutional ideals and social realities