South Africa in the News on 27 September 2017

The TimesNightmare holiday: Dutch tourists robbed and terrorisedTimes LIVEForty-nine hours after a group of Dutch tourists set foot in South Africa for a fun three-week holiday they returned battered more…

News24'Post-apartheid South Africa's largest protest' set to start at 10:00News24Johannesburg – South Africa's largest labour federation, Cosatu, and alliance partner SACP are embarkin more…

Daily Maverick'King Kong' speaks to South Africa todayDaily MaverickThe classic South African jazz opera, King Kong – presented in a new edition at the Fugard Theatre in Cape Town in July, a more…

eNCAWho's keeping an eye on South Africa's spies? Nobody, and that's the problemeNCAOnce again South Africa's intelligence services are embroiled in controversy, apparently involved in more…

Financial TimesSouth Africa finance minister denies trying to 'dig into pensions'Financial TimesSouth Africa's finance minister has denied seeking to force public pension fund assets into more…

Zuma's Ex-Wife Dims Hope for Change in South Africa, Gordhan SaysBloombergDlamini-Zuma's campaign hasn't said anything that says “we're going to have a radically different South Afri more…

Eyewitness NewsSouth Africa in talks with Citibank on state airline debtEyewitness NewsPRETORIA- South Africa is in talks with Citibank on how to settle a R1.8 billion loan to the state airline due to more…

Times LIVECoach from Usain Bolt's athletics club coming to South AfricaTimes LIVEA coach from the Jamaican athletics club that produced Usain Bolt is coming to South Africa next week for a four-da more…

ReutersSouth Africa's record 2017 maize crop seen double last year's: Reuters pollReutersMaize prices are depressed due to bumper crops in the region including in neighboring countries such as more…

Tasting TableExplore South Africa on This Ultra-Luxurious Train RideTasting TableAnd trust us, nothing will convince you to abandon your flier miles more than booking a ticket on South Africa's Bl more…