South Africa in the News on 3 November 2017

South Africa is running out of other people's moneyBusinessTechSouth Africa should get ready to lose at least R100 billion in foreign investment, and see the rand head to R15 to the dollar on the more…

Business DayZuma vows nuclear option is a given for South AfricaBusiness DayPresident Jacob Zuma insisted on Thursday that the government would pursue the nuclear build programme, saying its implement more…

BBC NewsAre protesters right on South Africa farm murders?BBC News"Genoeg is genoeg." Enough is enough. That was the message on Monday, as (mostly white) activists carried crosses and blocke more…

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Eyewitness NewsAll Blacks: Steve Tew backs South Africa for 2023 Rugby World CupNew Zealand HeraldWorld Rugby announced this week South Africa came through a vigorous process to emerge ahead of France more…

BBC NewsSecond man jailed for murder of Welsh couple in South AfricaBBC NewsA second man has been given two life sentences for the murders of a Welsh couple in South Africa. Roger and Christine Solik& more…

Times LIVESouth Africa is top target for cyberattacksTimes LIVESouth Africa is currently a magnet for cyberattacks‚ with hackers set on stealing data. Following the announcement by large South Afric more…

ReutersSouth Africa considering best time for nuclear power expansion: ZumaReutersCAPE TOWN (Reuters) – South African President Jacob Zuma said on Thursday his government was considering the best time more…

ReutersSouth Africa considering best time for nuclear power expansion: ZumaReutersCAPE TOWN (Reuters) – South African President Jacob Zuma said on Thursday his government was considering the best time more…

U.S. News & World ReportSouth Africa Considering Best Time for Nuclear Power Expansion: ZumaU.S. News & World ReportFILE PHOTO: South Africa's President Jacob Zuma addresses an anti-crime meeting more…