South Africa in the News on 10 May 2016

South Africa's Zuma says economy is "weathering the storm"Reuters AfricaPRETORIA (Reuters) – South African President Jacob Zuma said on Monday that Africa's most industrialised econo more…

We need to talk about South Africa's everyday racismNews24South Africa is undoubtedly one of the most open societies in the world, and that is the basis of our democracy and stability. But, as we more…

CNBCAfrica.comSouth Africa's nuclear regulator sees 2018 decision on Eskom sitesCNBCAfrica.comSouth Africa's National Nuclear Regulator expects to finalise a decision by 2018 on power utility more…

Times LIVESouth Africa Court Reserves Verdict in Case That May Derail VoteBloombergSouth Africa's highest court reserved judgment in a case that could derail plans to hold local government electio more…

AfricaNewsSouth Africa's rhino poaching declines in first quarter of 2016AfricaNewsSouth Africa has experienced a significant decline in rhino poaching in the first quarter of 2016, officials have more…

South Africa: The Precarious Road Zimbabweans Travel to Seek a New Life in South AfricaAllAfrica.comA new book, Zimbabwe's Migrants and South Africa's Border Farms: The Roots of Impermanence, more…

Business InsiderSouth Africa's unemployment rate just surged to a 12-year highBusiness Insidersouth africa Mike Hutchings/ReutersA school pupil peers out from behind a broken window in Cape Town. more…

QuartzVodacom has given up on revolutionary mobile money service M-Pesa, in South AfricaQuartzVodacom, South Africa's largest mobile network, announced Monday (May 9) that it will shut down its M- more…

NewsweekSouth Africa: Opposition Calls for Probe of Judge Over 'Racist' CommentsNewsweekSouth Africa anti-racism campaigner An anti-racism demonstrator marches in Johannesburg, South Africa, A more…

South Africa Secures $16.5 Million for National Internet RolloutBloombergSouth Africa has set aside 250 million rand ($16.5 million) to start the first phase of broadband roll-out across Africa's more…