Johannesburg  - South Africa's ruling African National Congress (ANC) leader Jacob Zuma was back in court again Wednesday in the eastern city of Pietermaritzburg over a long-running corruption case that has muddied his path to the presidency.

Zuma slipped in through a back door into Pietermaritzburg High Court, which is expected to set dates in his trial for alleged corruption, racketeering, money laundering and fraud relating to a 1990s state arms deal.

Port Elizabeth, South Africa - The Chief Executive Officer of the local organizing committee of the 2010 World Cup (LOC) Danny Jordaan said on Tuesday that he was satisfied with the progress being made in the completion of the stadium in Nelson Mandela Bay/Port Elizabeth.

The stadium was last year controversially scrapped as one of the venues for this year's Confederations Cup when officials were worried that it would not be ready in time.

Jordaan, who was on a visit to his home town and inspected the stadium, said that he was happy with the progress being made.

Dortmund - South African footballer Delron Buckley has left Bundesliga club Borussia Dortmund for second division Mainz 05, Dortmund announced on Tuesday.

Johannesburg - ­ Two train accidents within 12 hours of one another left more than 250 passengers wounded in the greater Johannesburg area Monday.

More than 100 people were injured when two passenger trains collided head-on at the Springs West train station reported the South African news agency SAPA, citing emergency medical services.

Earlier around 160 commuters, including a pregnant woman, were injured when two passenger trains rear-ended each other between the Lenasia and Midway stations early Monday morning, reported SAPA.

Perth, Jan. 31: South Africa batting legend, Barry Richards, received a commemorative cap in Perth on Friday to mark his induction into ICC Cricket Hall of Fame

After presenting the cap, ICC President David Morgan said: "The word `great' is often over-used but it applied to Barry, a wonderfully gifted player"

Richards said he would cherish what he called "the ultimate accolade".

Johannesburg - An airport security official and a flight attendant from South African Airways (SAA) who are facing drug smuggling charges were released on bail Friday pending further investigation, news reports said.

Their case, being heard in the Kempton Park Regional Court, was meanwhile postponed to April 9.

The two were last week arrested in connection with the seizure of 50 kilograms of cannabis and four kilograms of cocaine at London's Heathrow airport earlier this month.