South Africa in the News on 19 June 2014

BBC NewsWales v South Africa: Warren Gatland's tough team choicesBBC NewsWales were badly beaten by the Springboks' powerful back-row in the opening Test, leading to a glut of possession for S more…

Konichiwa South AfricaNews24South Africa has overplayed it`s hand. When you sell your mining assets. You sell your 97 000 staff complement as well with the company. Who are responsible for making $2 B more…

New York Daily NewsDrones being deployed to South Africa minesNew York Daily NewsDesert Wolf creates other surveillance and security products for mining companies. The Skunk has cameras as well becaus more…

South Africa to review mineral resources lawFinancial TimesSouth Africa is to review proposed amendments to its mineral resources legislation that threatened to stymie investment into oil and gas expl more…

Top 10 Things To Do in Cape Town, South AfricaHuffington PostCape Town has it all — exquisite beaches, breathtaking scenery and wildlife, world-renowned gastronomy and buzzing nightlife. No matter wh more…

BBC SportSouth Africa v Wales: Record-breaking Matfield leads BoksBBC SportSouth Africa coach Heyneke Meyer said he is expecting another tough challenge from Wales, who are due to announce their line- more…

Press TVSouth Africa's Platinum Mines Say Striking Union Makes New DemandsWall Street JournalJOHANNESBURG—South Africa's platinum-mining industry said on Wednesday that the industry's ma more…

Zimbabweans in South Africa exposed to permits renewal manipulationBulawayo24Couple of months before special permits issued to Zimbabweans living in South Africa by the South African government four y more…

Wall Street JournalSouth Africa's Finance Minister Sees Strikes Weighing on GrowthWall Street JournalCAPE TOWN, South Africa—Global uncertainty and a protracted mining strike will cap South Afri more…

South African Broadcasting CorporationSouth Africa's Current-Account Gap Narrows While Inflation SoarsBloombergSouth Africa's current-account deficit unexpectedly narrowed in the first quarter more…