South Africa in the News on 2 June 2015

ChronicleLiveNewcastle-based renewables company Videre Global shines a light on South …ChronicleLiveJust months on from its launch, the firm, which is bringing much needed power supplies to rural ar more…

Eyewitness NewsIncreased paperwork for tourists to South Africa may impact demandEconomic TimesIf only one parent is travelling with a minor child, he or she has to get a recently dated affidavit from more…

SwimSwamSouth Africa Announces 10 Swimmer Team for IPC World ChampionshipsSwimSwamSouth Africa announced it's 10 member team for the IPC World Championships that will run from July 13th-19th in Gl more…

The Southern TimesSouth Africa's start-ups get the biggest fund rounds but Nigeria gets more …QuartzAs the venture capital sector expands and matures across the continent more jobs are being cre more…

Irish TimesIrish companies win €12m in contracts in South AfricaIrish TimesIrish companies participating in a Government-backed trade mission to South Africa last week secured contracts worth more t more…

NewsweekLion Kills American Woman in South AfricaNewsweekA lion bit and killed an American woman in a wildlife park in South Africa on Monday, June 1. The tourist was traveling through Lion Park, near more…

Carscoops (blog)Watch Armed Men Hijack A Car In South AfricaCarscoops (blog)South Africa's News24 reported that, "Constable Michael Kgatle of the Johannesburg central police station said he w more…

SaharaReporters.comSouth Africa Apologizes For Xenophobic AttacksSaharaReporters.comCyril Ramaphosa, Vice President of South Africa Drum. South African Deputy President Cyril Ramaphosa, on Monday in N more…

NBCNews.comLion Kills American Woman in Johannesburg, South AfricaNBCNews.comA lion attacked and killed an American woman on Monday as a tour guide drove her around a South African animal enclosure, p more…

Washington PostAn American tourist has died in South Africa after a lion attack, park saysWashington PostThe U.S. Embassy in South Africa said in an e-mailed statement to The Washington Post that it h more…