South Africa in the News on 2 December 2012

CBS NewsAntiretroviral treatment big step in AIDS turnaround in South AfricaDetroit Free PressJOHANNESBURG, South Africa — In the early '90s, when South Africa's Themba Lethu clinic could onl more…

SuperSportAmla bats on for South AfricaSydney Morning Herald… extraordinary if they're to overtake the Proteas' as the best team in Test cricket. Amla, who was 99 overnight with South Africa more…

Golf Roundup: Martin Kaymer leads in South AfricaWhittier Daily NewsSouth Africa's Louis Oosthuizen was second after a 69, and countryman Charl Schwartzel was another stroke back after a 70. Engla more…

The IndependentHome nations plumb the depths in World Cup poolsThe IndependentHard as the home nations try to catch up with the southern-hemisphere superpowers, the top three seeds for the pools to be more…

The HinduSouth Africa storms ahead in Test vs. AustraliaToronto SunFiery paceman Dale Steyn made it clear that South Africa had absolutely no intention of handing over its mantle as the world's No more…

AFPSouth Africa makes progress in HIV, AIDS fightNew Zealand HeraldIn the early '90s when South Africa's Themba Lethu clinic could only treat HIV/AIDS patients for opportunistic diseases, many more…

South Africa Rights Lawyer, Judge Chaskalson DiesABC NewsArthur Chaskalson, a civil rights lawyer who once helped defend Nelson Mandela and later became South Africa's chief justice, has died. He more…

The HinduSouth Africa lead by 292 : Steyn and Amla put proteas in commandPakistan Daily TimesPERTH: South Africa, fired by a devastating spell of bowling from Dale Steyn and sustained by the batting o more…

Telegraph.co.ukSouth African farmers fearing for their livesTelegraph.co.ukAnd as the horrifying murders continue, they are growing increasingly angry. "If you kill a rhinoceros in South Africa, more…

AFPSouth Africa rights lawyer Arthur Chaskalson, who defended Mandela at trial …Washington PostJOHANNESBURG — Arthur Chaskalson, a civil rights lawyer who once helped defend Nelson Mandela and lat more…

Young People Must Be Taught About HIV/AidsAllAfrica.comSouth Africa in particular is feeling the effects of HIV/AIDS more acutely than most nations and the IFP believes that the Government needs to pu more…

South Africa rights lawyer, judge Chaskalson diesThe Associated PressJOHANNESBURG (AP) — Arthur Chaskalson, a civil rights lawyer who once helped defend Nelson Mandela and later became South Africa& more…

Lexington Herald LeaderKaymer takes 1-shot lead into final roundLexington Herald LeaderGerman golfer Martin Kaymer chips out of a bunker on the 14th green during the third round of the Nedbank Golf Ch more…

Bellingham HeraldKaymer takes one-shot lead into final roundUSA TODAY2012 – SUN CITY, South Africa (AP) — Martin Kaymer rolled in a tricky 10-foot par putt on the last hole for a 2-under 70 and a on more…

Banyana Players Join Sporting Heroes Walk Against HIV, AidsAllAfrica.comPotchefstroom — Banyana Banyana skipper Amanda Dlamini and striker Noko Matlou have joined other sporting heroes in the walk a more…

AFPSouth Africa makes progress in HIV, AIDS fightBoston HeraldJOHANNESBURG — In the early '90s when South Africa's Themba Lethu clinic could only treat HIV/AIDS patients for opportunistic di more…

Bradenton HeraldLanger wins seniors' Nedbank Champions ChallengeBradenton HeraldGerman golfer Bernhard Langer reacts after after playing a birdie shot on the 1st hole during the second day of the more…

ESPNcricinfo.comAustralia v South Africa, 3rd Test, Perth, 2nd dayESPNcricinfo.comAustralia v South Africa, 3rd Test, Perth, 2nd day. Clarke without answers on the worst of days. Michael Clarke had no more…

Steyn, Amla put South Africa in chargeReuters IndiaPERTH (Reuters) – South Africa, fired by a devastating spell of bowling from Dale Steyn and sustained by the batting of Hashim Amla, took a firm grip more…

Single-Dose HIV Drug WelcomedAllAfrica.comMotsoaledi added that South Africa had managed to reduce the cost of the tender – for a single dose of the triple combination of tenofovir, entricitabine and more…