South Africa in the News on 2 November 2017

Times LIVESouth Africa needs radical emergency surgeryTimes LIVEThose who have read Jacques Pauw's depressing and troubling The President's Keepers will be familiar with the name of Jonas Makw more…

Independent.ieTaoiseach in swipe at South Africa as he insists Irish bid 'still alive'Independent.ieTaoiseach Leo Varadkar has taken aim at South Africa's bid to host the Rugby World Cup, more…

Independent.ieAndrew Conway free to face South Africa after picking up one week ban for red cardIndependent.ie27 October 2017; Munster's Andrew Conway, centre, receives a red card from referee 1 2 more…

BBC NewsUK bank accused of 'criminal complicity' in South Africa scandalBBC NewsLord Peter Hain has said a UK bank should be investigated for "possible criminal complicity" in connec more…

The GuardianHSBC investigated over fund transfers in South Africa corruption rowThe GuardianA British bank, believed to be HSBC, is being investigated over claims it ignored “suspicious” transacti more…

Independent.ieSouth Africa urge Ireland and France to take 'moral high ground' and accept defeat in race to host the 2023 Rugby …Independent.ieSA Rugby CEO Jurie Roux has called on Ireland a more…

Independent.ieAlan Quinlan – Fears for safety and of empty stadia in South Africa should have given Ireland the edgeIndependent.ieWorld Rugby understandably want to make the tournament a commercial su more…

BBC NewsSA football boss Danny Jordaan denies raping Jennifer FergusonBBC NewsSouth Africa's football boss Danny Jordaan, 66, has broken his silence to deny raping singer and ex-MP Jennifer Fergus more…

QuartzWhite protestors have been waving South Africa's old apartheid flag againQuartzApartheid was a crime against humanity and yet its symbols are still prevalent in South Africa, even as so many more…

The Guardian'A phenomenon within the ANC': murders turn spotlight on South Africa's ruling partyThe GuardianIt is a chilly late winter afternoon on the hilly uplands of South Africa's more…