South Africa in the News on 26 April 2014

ITV NewsOnly Kids Aloud help celebrate 20 years of democracy in South AfricaITV NewsOnly Kids Aloud are performing their final rehearsal today, before heading to Cape Town, South Africa next week. The more…

Polls apart: South Africa's progressIrish TimesTwenty years ago today South Africa was at the dawn of a new democracy. Decades of the worst oppression were about to come to an end. As Nelson Mande more…

BBC NewsSouth Africa's 'born-free' generationBBC NewsSouth Africa's so-called "born-free" generation now accounts for some 40% of the population. Born since the country's more…

ITWeb AfricaMTN Said to Be in Talks About TV Content for South AfricaBloombergThe deal would give MTN's 25 million mobile customers in South Africa access to movies and TV shows as the company see more…

South Africa's inequalities strain foundations of "Rainbow Nation"Reuters IndiaThe present-day Engler, his black wife and their mixed race child could easily be the poster family for the more…

South Africa through the looking glassBoston GlobeCOLD, SPORADIC showers fell as I drove at dawn through Hout Bay, the fishing village where I lived, to the Hangberg Community Hall. The weather mirror more…

South Africa's 'Born Frees' struggle with pastBuenos Aires HeraldHer birth coincided with South Africa's first multi-racial elections, the momentous day that ended three centuries of w more…

'South Africa deserves to celebrate'South Africa.infoSouth Africa's celebration of 20 years of democracy is hard earned and well deserved, Deputy President Kgalema Motlanthe said yesterday more…

South Africa election: Stay connectedBBC NewsSouth Africans will be going to the polls on Wednesday 7 May to vote in the country's election. Freedom Day on Sunday 27 April will mark 20 years since more…

The GuardianJerry Dammers to be honoured in South Africa for Free Nelson MandelaThe GuardianNow Dammers is being honoured in South Africa, a country that he has never visited before. This Sunday at th more…