History-making Obame rues inexperience
Anthony Obame made history by winning Gabon's first ever Olympic medal but then bemoaned his lack of experience in failing to secure gold.
EYES ON LONDON: Jamaica sets record, awe for Bolt
Around the 2012 Olympics and its host city with journalists from The Associated Press bringing the flavor and details of the games to you:
London wraps up a dazzling Olympics
Usain Bolt made himself a living legend -- just ask him. Michael Phelps swam a last lap into history. A man ran on carbon blades. Two track stars and a long jumper produced perhaps the greatest night in British sports history.
Britain urges world to unite against hunger
British Prime Minister David Cameron was to call on world powers on Sunday to boost their efforts to tackle malnutrition across the globe.
James gets champions Lions off to a good start
Rugby World Cup winner Butch James kicked 21 points as Golden Lions began their Currie Cup title defence with a 43-20 home victory over Free State Cheetahs Saturday.
Savinova holds off Semenya's late charge for gold
Russian world champion Mariya Savinova held off a fast-finishing Caster Semenya of South Africa on Saturday to win the 800 metres Olympic title.
Saturday, August 11, 2012
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