South Africa in the News on 10 November 2012

Country, Uganda Commit to Stronger Economic TiesAllAfrica.comPretoria — South Africa says its close economic relationship with Uganda is set to be strengthened following the first Joint Commission o more…

Nelson MailFast Ferns dispatch South AfricaNelson MailNew Zealand have claimed their second comprehensive victory of the Fast5 Netball World Series at Vector Arena in Auckland today, trumping South Af more…

Jamaica Endorses the Establishment of BRICS-Led Development BankAllAfrica.comSouth Africa will host the fifth BRICS Summit in March next year and among the key decisions expected to come out of the su more…

South Africa Elected to the ECOSOCAllAfrica.comSouth Africa was yesterday, 8 November 2012, overwhelmingly elected by the Members of the UN General Assembly to the 47-Member Economic and Social Counci more…

South Africa's Petersen joins SomersetSport LIVEBut he became more widely known when, following his stint at Essex, he starred in South Africa's 2-0 Test series win in England, which took them more…

Yahoo! Eurosport UKLambie is class, says De VilliersSport LIVE“Before we left South Africa, the same question came up about who's missing from Ireland, but we've got close to ten guys missin more…

Court Sentences Rhino Poacher to 40 YearsAllAfrica.comThe revenue service said law enforcement and state agencies had to work together more effectively to combat fraud, corruption and abuse of the sys more…

AFPRain delays day two of first Test between Australia and South AfricaThe AustralianPlay was not at all possible due to continued showers, including heavy rain at times, but the conditions lifted sli more…

North West Welcomes Census 2011 ResultsAllAfrica.comPretoria — The North West provincial government has welcomed the release of the Census 2011 results by Statistics South Africa as a helpful set of more…

Telegraph.co.ukCricket: South Africa seek replacement for injured DuminyThe Star OnlineBRISBANE, Australia: South Africa will be seeking a replacement for batsman JP Duminy after he was ruled out for more…

Irish TimesModern game has proved a leveller for South AfricaIrish TimesAUTUMN INTERNATIONALS: South Africa used to be able to bully their way to victory. But not anymore. ”We're looking forward more…

Irish TimesPreview: Ireland v South AfricaRTE.ieDepth is a key factor in this Guinness Series clash as both Ireland and South Africa take the field missing a raft of first-choice players. The knocks h more…

Australia's fast bowling was to be their strength against imposing South …NEWS.com.auIt can only be hoped Australia's uncredentialled top-order batting proves this wrong or it could be a ver more…

BBC SportMatch Preview: Ireland v South AfricaRTE.ieNo matter what happens, it should be remembered that South Africa are without even more top quality players. Frans Steyn, Bryan Habana, Johan Goosen more…

Telegraph.co.ukSouth Africa's JP Duminy facing long spell on sidelinesTelegraph.co.ukSouth Africa team manager Dr Mohammed Moosajee said: “At first assessment JP said he heard a loud clicking so more…

BBC NewsSouth African court sentences rhino horn smuggler to 40 yearsLos Angeles TimesJOHANNESBURG, South Africa — A South African court on Friday sentenced a Thai national to 40 years in prison for more…

South Africa's Vineyard Protest Talks Unresolved After Two DaysBusinessweekThe second day of talks to resolve unrest in South Africa's biggest table grape-growing region ended without resoluti more…

Times LIVERecap Of The Major Mines Impacted By The South African Mine StrikesForbes(Kitco News) – The labor strife in South Africa is winding down for most mining companies and Kitco News takes a look more…

AFPSouth Africa's Petersen joins SomersetAFPLONDON — South Africa batsman Alviro Petersen will be Somerset's overseas player for the first half of the 2013 English season, the county announc more…

The AgeDossier useless as South Africa puts Aussies on their knees in first TestNEWS.com.auFor all the intriguing Gabba Test subplots, the biggest factor driving the Australians was the burning desire more…