South Africa in the News on 18 October 2012

'Unstoppable Tsunami' 2.0 – Zuma Sweeps Up CosatuAllAfrica.comSouth Africa: 'Unstoppable Tsunami' 2.0 – Zuma Sweeps Up Cosatu. Tagged: Business · Governance · Labour &mid more…

D-Day for Gold Fields WorkersAllAfrica.com… mines and, until now, there has been little active engagement with these failures. The Daily Maverick is a unique blend of news, information, analysis and more…

South Africa's "richest tribe" offers platinum modelReutersPHOKENG, South Africa (Reuters) – While South African mining companies try to halt the spread of deadly labor strife, a kingdom more…

Child Gauge 2012 – Suffer the Little ChildrenAllAfrica.comAlmost 40% of South Africa's population is younger than 18 years old, and most South African children are poor. That's what the 7th an more…

Mining Crisis – Zuma's Response and Its Infinite InadequacyAllAfrica.comThe leaders of Business Unity South Africa, the Black Business Council, Cosatu, Fedusa, Nactu, the overall community constit more…

Times LIVE2012 SA Mining Strikes for DummiesAllAfrica.comInfluential publications such as The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, The Economist and Financial Times are suggesting South Africa off more…

Business RecorderSouth Africa must unite to avoid the ratings tipping pointBDliveTHE real issue with a ratings downgrade and a negative outlook is not only that you've failed some test but that yo more…

AFPAnalysis: "You're fired" – or maybe not, South Africa's mines sayCNBC.comIn the poisonous atmosphere of the worst industrial unrest in South Africa since the end of apartheid, eve more…

AFPChildren Still Live in Unequal WorldsAllAfrica.comCape Town — Rising income inequality has serious consequences for children today, and for South Africa's future. This is one of the key conce more…

Mandela's Move Kamaliza's GainAllAfrica.comThe money was part of Tusker sale of their former player Brian Mandela to South Africa side Santos FC, which is said to be in the range of Sh4million more…

South Africa's 'richest tribe' offers platinum modelMoneyweb.co.zaWhile South African mining companies try to halt the spread of deadly labour strife, a kingdom that partly governs a small more…

Zee NewsAussies confident ahead of South Africa testStuff.co.nzAustralia will draw confidence for their looming Tests against South Africa from their ability to crush India last summer without an all- more…

South Africa's "richest tribe" offers platinum modelReuters UKPHOKENG, South Africa (Reuters) – While South African mining companies try to halt the spread of deadly labour strife, a kin more…

Telegraph.co.ukKevin Pietersen returns to South Africa to await England fateTelegraph.co.ukIf Delhi reach the final stages of the Champions League, Pietersen will remain in South Africa and if he is a more…

The GuardianRhino slaughter in South Africa hits record numbersUSA TODAY2012 – JOHANNESBURG (AP) — South Africa's department of environmental affairs says 455 of the country's endangered rhi more…

Capital New YorkDear White South Africa! Enough Hypocrisy!News24As a black South African, I am tired of bearing a tacit responsibility to make white South Africans feel at home. What disturbs me the m more…

Outcome Magazine (blog)South Africa's Zuma Wants Pay Freeze for Mine BossesWall Street JournalSouth Africa's economy is being pummeled by strikes, which began in August at a platinum mine owne more…

TEXT-S&P puts AngloGold Ashanti on watch negativeReutersOverview — We believe that country risk for South African gold miner AngloGold Ashanti Ltd. (AngloGold) has increased in light of continuin more…

Ahram OnlineSouth Africa's Zulus Boost Zuma Re-Election Bid Amid Strikes (Cape Town)NorthJersey.comCAPE TOWN, South Africa — A surge in Zulu members of the African National Congress is strengthe more…

The GuardianRhino slaughter in South Africa sets savage pace: 455 so far this yearNBCNews.com (blog)Poachers have killed 455 rhinos so far this year in South Africa — more than half in a single natio more…