South Africa in the News on 31 July 2012

Business Recorder (blog)Terror, China's reach top Clinton agenda in AfricaFox NewsClinton departs Tuesday for her latest marathon overseas journey, which will take her to at least six African nati more…

Newstime AfricaWhither Nigeria's Diplomacy?AllAfrica.comDays after, Nigeria's Minister of Foreign Affairs, Ambassador Olugbenga Ashiru, had been hard put to rationalise the abysmal collapse of more…

Woman Surfer Shines in PeruAllAfrica.comSouth Africa's Bianca Buitendag clinched the biggest victory of her professional surfing career on Sunday when she defeated Hawaii's Alana Blanchard in more…

Young South Africans Act for ChangeAllAfrica.comSouth Africa: Young South Africans Act for Change. Tagged: Children, South Africa, Southern Africa, Sustainable Development. 30 July 2012. Comment. Youn more…

Sport LIVEBanyana to Bow Out of Olympics On Positive NoteAllAfrica.comHowever, the world will remember the team for the superb strike from 45 metres out by forward Portia Modise, which resulted in Sou more…

South Africa: Outrage As Home Affairs Ignores Court OrderAllAfrica.comCape Town — Refugee rights organisations are outraged that the Department of Home Affairs continues to turn away scores of new r more…

Bet123.netSchools give South Africa the edgeESPNcricinfo.comNot all South Africans resent every run Kevin Pietersen scores against their side. "I'm very proud [of him] – every time he hits 10 more…

Christian Science MonitorWhen did modern culture begin?Christian Science MonitorThese findings may indicate that 'modern behavior as we know it' has existed for longer than previously thought. more…

Newstime AfricaSouth Africa's inequality and marginalization still persistentNewstime AfricaIn the report, “South Africa, the continent's largest economy by far and its only G-20 member, dis more…

AFPDoes The 'Blade Runner' Have An Advantage?NPR (blog)Oscar Pistorius of South Africa runs in the men's 200-meter event at the Paralympic World Cup in May. Some observers have suggested P more…

USA TODAYModern culture may have earlier startUSA TODAYJOHANNESBURG (AP) – Poisoned-tipped arrows and jewelry made of ostrich egg beads found in South Africa show modern culture may have emerged abo more…

Bet123.netEngland v South Africa: Graeme Swann says 'since we've been No 1 we've got a …Telegraph.co.ukHeavy lies the head that wears the crown, and while England have been poor so far a more…

South Africa's Journey Through "The African Century"Africa.com (blog)In embrace of this present-day challenge, last month, the South Africa-Washington International Program (SAWIP) and t more…

Opposing ViewsSouth African baboon rescuer dies in fireCBS NewsJOHANNESBURG — Conservationist Rita Miljo, who cared for and reintroduced packs of baboons back into the wilds of South Africa, died in more…

AFPStudy pushes back onset date of South Africa's Later Stone Age by more than …Phys.OrgThe Later Stone Age emerged in South Africa more than 20000 years earlier than previously believed — abou more…

New EraTransforming Tomorrow Conference: South Africa's Journey Through "The …Africa.com (blog)In embrace of this present-day challenge, last month, the South Africa-Washington Internationa more…

The RepublicResearchers: Modern culture may have earlier startHuffington PostJOHANNESBURG — Poisoned-tipped arrows and jewelry made of ostrich egg beads found in South Africa show modern culture may more…

SuperSportBanyana Banyana Looking to Leave the Olympics On a HighAllAfrica.comBut the sports world will remember the team for the superb strike from 45 metres out by forward Portia Modise which result more…

South African Broadcasting CorporationSouth African economy offers investors a link to the continentEmerging MoneyThough South Africa suffered in the recession, a rise in consumer spending and a devel more…

National Science Week Gets UnderwayAllAfrica.comScience and Technology Minister Naledi Pandor; the German Ambassador to South Africa, Dr Horst Freitag; Swiss Ambassador to South Africa Christian Meuwl more…