South Africa in the News on 1 December 2012

Sydney Morning Herald3rd Test: South Africa bowl out Australia for 163IBNLivePerth: Sensational bowling by paceman Dale Steyn and a gutsy effort by left-arm spinner Robin Peterson helped South Africa more…

Secrecy Bill Remains Fatally FlawedAllAfrica.comSouth Africa: Secrecy Bill Remains Fatally Flawed. 29 November 2012. press release. The Protection of State Information Bill has been one of the most co more…

Trade Deficit Widens to R21.2 BillionAllAfrica.comPretoria — South Africa recorded a trade deficit of R21.2 billion in October, the South African Revenue Service (SARS) said on Friday. "The R21 more…

More Teachers to Be Trained in Maths, ScienceAllAfrica.comPretoria — The recruitment and training of teachers in the critical subjects is set to improve, thanks to an initiative by the Department of more…

International Business TimesWorld Aids Day 2012AllAfrica.com"As I prepare to depart South Africa after my three years as U.S. Ambassador here, I am able to look back on where we once were and whe more…

Biko Centre to Boost TourismAllAfrica.com"Our intention, working with the Steve Biko Foundation, is that this centre must serve as the epitome of the values, norms and mores that Mr Biko wanted t more…

Junior teams for South Africa Cricket WeekNewsDayThe two tours will provide an opportunity for upcoming local players to measure themselves against quality provincial age group sides from South Africa more…

Geo News, PakistanNew look attack lets loose on ProteasBrisbane TimesEmotional wrecks a day earlier, having been herded into a hotel meeting room and told by the veteran of his impending retirement, M more…

The GuardianLIVE: Australia v South Africa on day two of the third Test at the WACA GroundHerald SunIt's been hard going so far for the Aussie keeper but he frees himself up there and takes full t more…

New York TimesIn South Africa, Lethal Battles for Even Smallest of Political PostsNew York TimesOSHABENI, South Africa — It was, by all accounts, an ordinary small-town political meeting. The leader more…

The News InternationalSouth Africa strike back with late wicketsThe News InternationalPERTH: South Africa hit back with two wickets after Australia's second-string pace attack dismissed the Protea more…

BBC NewsChina opposes court rulingChina DailyYang Lihua, a researcher on African studies at the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, said Beijing would not do anything to hamper the close China-South A more…

Telegraph.co.ukPortugal slay Sevens Giants England and S.AfricaRugbyweek.comEngland beat Samoa 19-17 but went down 19-12 against South Africa and then succumbed 22-21 to giantkillers Portugal in their more…

E! OnlineLady Gaga goes on safari in South AfricaUSA TODAYThe singer is playing two shows in South Africa, but took time out to see the wild life. Lady Gaga. Laga Gaga shares a shot of herself with li more…

RapaportMonitoring Ends for Zimbabwe, South Africa to Take Over Kimberley ProcessRapaportKimberley Process chair Gillian Milovanovic, who steps down as chair at the end of the year as chairmanship tra more…

thatsCricketSouth Africa dismissed for 225 in third Test against AustraliaThe Star OnlinePERTH (Australia): South Africa were dismissed for 225 in their first innings after winning the toss on the ope more…

The GuardianScotland's Lawrie leads by 1 shot at Sun CitySan Antonio ExpressItalian golfer Francesco Molinari, blasts out of a bunker on the 18th, during the second day of the Nedbank Golf Challen more…

E! OnlineLady Gaga Goes on Safari in South Africa, Tweets Pics With "Beautiful" Lions!E! OnlineThe 26-year-old "Born This Way" singer is taking to Twitter to share pics from her re more…

Hindu Business LineUgly duckling emerges late in fightThe AustralianA day the gain the Australians earned early was wrested back late by some good rear-guard batting by South Africa and a difficult la more…

Press TVKillings of white farmers highlight toxic apartheid legacy in South AfricaNBCNews.com (blog)By Reuters. ERMELO, South Africa — In a country cursed by one of the world's highest murder rat more…