
What outcomes are left for Pistorius?
A South African judge has said Oscar Pistorius is not guilty of murdering his girlfriend. Tonight he'll learn his fate. We look at the possible outcomes.
A South African judge has said Oscar Pistorius is not guilty of murdering his girlfriend. Tonight he'll learn his fate. We look at the possible outcomes.
Oscar Pistorius must wait to learn his fate after judge abruptly adjourns for the day halfway through delivering verdict on culpable homicide charge.
It was midday when Cornel Maree's neighbours hit the panic button.
A verdict in the Oscar Pistorius case is expected tonight. What is the possible outcome, and what what will happen next? Find out here.
Oscar Pistorius has been described as “broken” by an investigative journalist with exclusive access to the athlete, who will hear the verdict of his murder trial later tonight.
Oscar Pistorius might not have to spend the rest of his life in prison, but it will be difficult for him to avoid serving at least eight years, experts say.
On Thursday the world will learn of the fate of Olympian Oscar Pistorius.
All Black lock Sam Whitelock has defended himself and Crusaders teammates after images of them posing with dead big-game animals were posted online.
Oscar Pistorius, who has three weeks before defence and prosecution lawyers give their final arguments in his murder trial, has been involved in a nightclub altercation.
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Oscar Pistorius, the Paralympic champion accused of murdering his girlfriend, has been left suicidal by her death and suffers from post-traumatic stress disorder and severe depression, a court-appointed psychologist has found.
On the South African veld visitors swiftly learn self-preservation, writes Pamela Wade.
Ababy rhino who was unable to sleep on his own after seeing his mother brutally killed by poachers for her horn, has captured the hearts of staff at a centre documenting his progress.
When Hollywood wanted to bring to life Tony Stark it turned to the closest thing the real world seemed to offer.
When police officers took Oscar Pistorius from his home on Valentines Day morning last year, the question the world wanted answering seemed simple enough.
Wildlife viewing in an open vehicle on a private African game reserve is an emotional experience, writes Paul Rush.
Oscar Pistorius has been accused of approaching a friend of Reeva Steenkamp in the middle of his murder trial and whispering "How can you sleep at night?" in a sinister tone.
Nicholas Ngonyama gazes across the valley to a palatial cluster of buildings whose thatched roofs glow in the autumn sunshine.
These stunning photos capture the moment in nature when a warthog stepped into the path of a hungry LION- and became its prey. As the warthog steps into the lions den, the lion leaps with brute force and captures the wild pig. The lion then proceeds to devour the animal- proving his status as top of the animal food chain. These incredible images were caught on camera by photographer Dr Trix Jonker, at the Addo Elephant Park in the Eastern Cape province of South Africa.
Retired archbishop Desmond Tutu has said he is happy Nelson Mandela is dead - so he does not have to see what South Africa’s current leaders are doing to the country.
The Pistorius family has denied that the athlete took acting classes before his murder trial, following accusations that he was "coached" by a professional actor.
Pistorius says: Reeva cooked chicken strips and a vegetable stir-fry, and they ate at 7pm.
It was the country's first trial covered by social media and live television - so what effect has the Pistorius murder trial had on South Africa's media?
Reeva Steenkamp told Oscar Pistorius she was in love with him in a letter celebrating their first Valentine's Day as a couple just hours before she was shot dead.
Oscar Pistorius has been accused of conveniently crying whenever he was under tough questioning over the circumstances in which he killed his girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp.
It wasn't the most dramatic day of his trial, but as Pistorius' story was pulled apart piece by piece, it became the most damning.
Reeva Steenkamp wanted to leave Oscar Pistorius's house when the couple got into an argument and the athlete shot her dead, prosecutor claims.
Oscar Pistorius was accused of "mixing up his lies" in a bruising cross-examination by the prosecutor whose nickname is 'pitbull'.