South Africa in the News on 19 May 2016

CricbuzzChris Morris South Africa's only all-round hope: Lance KlusenerCricbuzzIf you talk about South Africa, we were lucky to have some of world's best all-rounders in Brian McMillan, Hansie more…

NBCNews.comNew HIV Vaccine Will be Tested in South AfricaNBCNews.comAn experimental AIDS vaccine that's worked better than anything else tried so far is going to be tested in South Africa, U.S. he more…

Wall Street JournalSouth Africa's Corruption TestWall Street JournalSouth Africa is paying an ever-higher price for two decades of one-party rule. The latest sign came Tuesday when Finance Ministe more…

STRATFORChallenges Ahead for South Africa's Ruling PartySTRATFORSouth Africa, like the world's other commodities exporters, has suffered from decreased demand from China and the global economi more…

AFKInsiderDespite 31 U.S. Locations, Nando's Rejects U.S.-South Africa Chicken ExportsAFKInsiderU.S. chicken producers complained that while South Africa enjoyed duty-free access to U.S. markets, more…

CULTURE Magazine (subscription)May 18, 2016 – Masses Rally in South AfricaCULTURE Magazine (subscription)According to local reports, around 3,000 protesters in Cape Town, South Africa recently took to more…

MINING.comSouth Africa chamber of mines says half of members in the redMINING.comSouth Africa's Chamber of Mines warned Wednesday that nearly half of its members were in loss-making territory as a more…

Fred Hutch News ServiceLarge-scale HIV vaccine trial to launch in South AfricaNational Institutes of Health (press release)An early-stage HIV vaccine clinical trial in South Africa has determined that more…

Siemens Says South Africa Can Accelerate Gas-to-Power ProgramBloombergSouth Africa this week created a Gas Industrialization Unit to implement a 3,726-megawatt gas-to-power program, after a series of more…

ESPNcricinfo.comStandard Bank to sponsor South Africa men's teamESPNcricinfo.comCricket South Africa have secured the financial backing of one of the largest financial institutions in the country, more…