South Africa in the News on 3 June 2015

Mirror.co.ukSouth Africa Lion Park death: American tourist killed by predator identified …Mirror.co.ukShe wrote: "We are broken-hearted to share this news with our friends and family: Yesterday more…

How corrupt is South Africa?BusinessTechA new index looking at corruption and justice aims gives insight into how people experience rule of law in everyday life – in South Africa and around the worl more…

FirstpostCricket South Africa, BCCI in talks for Gandhi-Mandela seriesFirstpost"India has really warmed up to the idea of making a sort of an icon series between South Africa and India. So we wil more…

NDTVSports.comIndia and South Africa in Talks for Gandhi-Mandela Cricket SeriesNDTVSports.comJohannesburg: Cricket South Africa (CSA) and the BCCI are in talks to finalise details of a proposed Gandhi more…

American woman killed by lion in South Africa identifiedKPAX-TVJOHANNESBURG (CNN) — Witnesses to a lion attack honked their horns, trying to get the attention of those in danger as the animal approac more…

WBAL BaltimoreWoman killed by lion in South Africa identifiedWBAL Baltimore"Visitors to South Africa need to remember that predators are dangerous and rules are there for their own safety. If all more…

CNNLion kills woman at South African parkCNN"Visitors to South Africa need to remember that predators are dangerous and rules are there for their own safety. If all the rules are adhered to (duri more…

BBC NewsDid South Africa pay a World Cup bribe?BBC NewsSo did South Africa really pay a $10m (£6.5m) dollar bribe to make sure they won the right to host the 2010 World Cup? This is one of the severa more…

BBC NewsDid South Africa pay a World Cup bribe?BBC NewsSo did South Africa really pay a $10m (£6.5m) dollar bribe to make sure they won the right to host the 2010 World Cup? This is one of the severa more…

Daily MailSouth Africa head coach Russell Domingo signs new two-year contractDaily MailSouth Africa have extended the contract of head coach Russell Domingo by two years and appointed Charl Langeveldt more…