South Africa in the News on 28 January 2017

Independent Community NewspaperFiji and South Africa reaffirm their dominance in WellingtonIndependent Community NewspaperSouth Africa against Fiji can't roll around soon enough. The two star turn more…

NorthJersey.comThe Record on the Road: South AfricaNorthJersey.comThis was a trip with grandpa and grandsons to South Africa where we visited Cape Town and went on Safari at Kapama Private Game Reserv more…

South Africa: Dettori to ride Durban July winner in Sun MetRacing PostFRANKIE DETTORI, in Cape Town in his role as an ambassador for Investec, has been snapped up by local trainer Joe Ramsden for Durb more…

Stuff.co.nzFiji sneak past Australia while South Africa start sevens in styleStuff.co.nzThey might have lost their opening match of the Wellington Sevens 26-12 to Fiji but, for a while at least, an up more…

Care2.comSouth Africa Wants to Export Hundreds of Captive-Bred Lion SkeletonsCare2.comSouth Africa has stirred some serious controversy with a recent announcement that it wants to allow the export of more…

Huffington PostThe China-Taiwan Dispute Is Fast Becoming A Divisive Issue In South AfricaHuffington PostIn recent months, South Africa's opposition party, the Democratic Alliance, has begun to see more…

Atlas ObscuraDistrict Six MuseumAtlas ObscuraDistrict Six, or “Distrik Ses” in Afrikaans, was a bohemian, mixed neighborhood in every sense of the word. It was crowded with a multiracial blend of more…

Thinus Delport & South Africa Legends to coach youngsters at Longlevens before Kingsholm tripGloucestershire LiveCamera phones at the ready: Thinus Delport and South Africa's 2007 World Cup wi more…

ESPNcricinfo.comFocus on de Villiers as South Africa seek change to the mood musicESPNcricinfo.comForget everything you have heard South Africa say before every multi-team tournament, only so that you more…

Deutsche WelleDebate over glyphosate rages in South AfricaDeutsche WelleMaize is South Africa's staple food and some people eat it up to three times a day. According to the South African Departmen more…