South Africa in the News on 20 September 2016

South Africa's Dysfunctional Cabinet Is a Far Cry From Mandela's EraAllAfrica.comThis is particularly true in a developing democracy like South Africa. The executive cabinet is uniquely empowe more…

Ars Technica UKIn South Africa, indie games really are punk rockArs Technica UK"I'm not a game designer. I'm a programmer," says Cukia Kumani, one half of the South African dev team more…

Moneyweb.co.zaCan we start imagining a post-Zuma South Africa?News24There is no guarantee that South Africa will be in a healthier state this time next year, but one thing is certain: the breathtaking more…

The dancing traffic warden of South AfricaTownhallA video uploaded to social media in early September shows an enthusiastic traffic warden brightening up the evening commute for drivers in Pretoria (S more…

The dancing traffic warden of South AfricaReutersA video uploaded to social media in early September shows an enthusiastic traffic warden brightening up the evening commute for drivers in Pretoria (So more…

PRIHow should South Africa remember the 'Architect of Apartheid'?PRIVerwoerd, 64, was the proud Afrikaner who set in stone the segregation of South Africa. He listened as bells called his fell more…

Atlanta Black StarHome Africa South Africa University Student Calls 'Black People a Cancer to Society,' Praises…Atlanta Black StarA university student in South Africa has come under fire for more…

South Africa's Top Gold Miner Says President Zuma 'Has to Go'BloombergSouth Africa's President Jacob Zuma “has to go,” with poor governance deterring prospective investors, accordi more…

News24South Africa's Top Gold Miner Says President Zuma 'Has to Go'Bloomberg“Any solid investor, any solid company is founded on good governance and what we have in South Africa at the m more…

ReutersThe dancing traffic warden of South AfricaReutersVideo posted to social media in September shows a traffic warden getting his groove on as he directs cars during the evening commute in Pretoria more…