South Africa in the News on 18 February 2014

Sydney Morning HeraldSouth Africa will target Alex Doolan: de VilliersSydney Morning HeraldPORT ELIZABETH South Africa will aim to target Alex Doolan should the Tasmanian remain at first drop for the more…

South Africa and captain Graeme Smith face stern examination of their courage …The Daily TelegraphTHE next three weeks will be an enormous examination of South Africa's character and courage, tw more…

NDTVSouth Africa: Trapped miners 'reluctant to emerge' because of arrest fearseuronewsDespite a big rescue operation, up to 200 illegal gold miners trapped underground in South Africa are said more…

Illegal miners remain at risk in South AfricaUSA TODAYJOHANNESBURG – Insufficient efforts to combat widespread illegal South Africa mining led to accidents such as the weekend incident that's tr more…

ESPNcricinfo.comMorkel's joy at international lifelineESPNcricinfo.comThe person most surprised to hear Albie Morkel had been recalled to South Africa's Twenty20 squad was Albie Morkel himself more…

South Africa: rescued miners face chargesGlobalnews.caJOHANNESBURG, South Africa – South African police say 11 miners who were trapped by debris in an abandoned mine shaft and later rescued face cha more…

Washington Post11 more miners rescued from South Africa shaft, while others still holding outFox NewsIllegal mining is common in South Africa, a major producer of gold and platinum. Workers brave unsa more…

Telegraph.co.ukAustralia's Mitchell Johnson now terrorising South Africa after his Ashes triumphTelegraph.co.ukAustralia against South Africa was billed as the battle of the world's two best p more…

Rescued South Africa gold miners arrested, chargedReutersBENONI, South Africa (Reuters) – Twenty two artisanal gold miners who came out of a disused and temporarily blocked shaft near Johannesburg ove more…

BBC NewsStand off at South Africa illegal gold mineBBC NewsSome of the illegal miners who stayed inside an abandoned gold mine near Johannesburg have emerged, but an unknown number remain underground. more…