South Africa in the News on 25 June 2014

Water shortage crisis looming in South AfricaCitizenWater shortage crisis looming in South Africa. Alameen Templeton. South Africa faces a massive water shortage in the near future, but contingency pl more…

Diverse: Issues in Higher EducatioBlack Achievement Stats Belie South Africa's Post-Apartheid Success StoryDiverse: Issues in Higher EducatioBut even though overall Black enrollment in South Afric more…

BBC NewsSouth African miners agree wage deal to end strikeBBC NewsUnion leaders have signed a wage deal with South Africa's biggest platinum mining companies, ending the nation's longest-runni more…

Ahram OnlineNigeria Soccer Coach Says He Was Approached by South AfricaBloombergStephen Keshi, the coach of the Nigerian Super Eagles national soccer team, said South Africa is one of the nations that more…

South Africa's Mminele Says Key Rate Has to Rise on PricesBloombergSouth Africa's benchmark interest rate will need to rise to curb an inflation rate that's “uncomfortably high,” Reser more…

Independent OnlineSouth Africa splashes out in BrazilIndependent OnlineMandy Lamb, for Visa in South Africa, said the figures gave an idea of the impact of the World Cup. “These numbers reflect the more…

South Africa's NUM union rejects Eskom wage offerReuters AfricaJOHANNESBURG (Reuters) – South Africa's National Union of Mineworkers said on Tuesday it has rejected a 5.6 percent wage increase more…

ReutersSouth Africa platinum union, mines sign wage deal but job cuts loomReutersJOHANNESBURG (Reuters) – The world's three biggest platinum firms signed a wage deal with South Africa's AMCU u more…

VocativMeet South Africa's Born FreesVocativ“Without the end of Apartheid, firstly I probably wouldn't have been born,” says Akhia Andersson, 18, who was born one year into the democratic more…

South Africa aims to draw youth into agricultureSouth Africa.infoSpeaking at the Agricultural Youth Summit in Johannesburg on Monday, Zokwana said that agriculture was a key focus of South Africa' more…