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Britain disqualified in womens team sprint
An illegal change leaves Games poster girl Victoria Pendleton out of Britain’s cycling team.
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Team SA cyclists spotted in London
iWitness Christine Phillips snapped some photos of the Team SA and Team GB cyclists in London.
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Sascoc praises rowing team
Team South Africa moved up to eighth place in the London 2012 medal tally.
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Kenya target 12 golds on London track
Kenyan athletics coach Julius Kirwa is confident his team will fare well at the Games.
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Djokovic survives battle with Hewitt
Tennis player Novak Djokovic makes it to the Olympic quarter-finals by beating Lleyton Hewitt.
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Phelps back in pool after Obama's approval
After getting the presidential seal of approval, Michael Phelps returned to the Olympic pool.
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Eight Olympians suspended for match-fixing
It has emerged eight badminton players deliberately lost matches to get easier opponents.
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Pistorius excited ahead of Olympic debut
Team South Africa’s Oscar Pistorius hopes to bag a win for the country.
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More drama ahead after Phelps record
The men's Olympic 100 metres freestyle final will take place on Wednesday.
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Tsonga beats Raonic in historic game
Jo-Wilfried Tsonga beat Milos Raonic in the longest three-set match in Olympic history.
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Le Clos beats Phelps to claim gold
South African swimmer Chad le Clos finished first in the 200m Butterfly final.
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Banyana draw with Japan
Banyana Banyana played for national pride by holding Japan to a 0-0 draw.
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Chinese deny doping, Phelps eyes record
China has vehemently rejected doping suggestions against swimmer Yi Shiwen.
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US stun lethargic Brazil in final re-run
An almost robotically focused US women's volleyball team proved revenge is a dish best served cold.
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Cameron's happiest day of his life
Olympic gold winner Cameron van der Burgh hopes more South Africans will take up swimming.
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Van der Burgh cruises to Olympic victory
Swimmer Cameron van der Burgh on Sunday became South Africa's first Olympic gold medalist since 2004.
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Phelps loses his golden touch
The days when everything Michael Phelps touched turned to gold have now officially gone.
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Van der Burgh sets new Olympic record
Cameron Van der Burgh set a new Olympic record in the men's 100m breaststroke semi-final on Saturday.
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Swimmer Park wins appeal but loses title
Park Tae-hwan started with a shock disqualification and ended with reinstatement and a silver medal.
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Radical Muslims plan Olympic ceremony protest
A group of British Muslims will be protesting against the evil of the Olympic Games.
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Schedule changes infuriate badminton players
An ‘oversight’ by the Olympic badminton organisers causes disappointment amongst players.
