South Africa in the News on 5 January 2013

iAfrica.comSouth Africa 2013 CountdownLeadership NewspapersTwo weeks from now the best of African stars from around the globe will take a break from their clubs and fly to South Africa to represent th more…

BBC SportBan lifted on South Africans in match-fixing probeThe Star OnlineIt claimed SAFA officials worked with the Singapore-based Football 4 U group that included convicted match-fixer Wilson Peruma more…

NPR (blog)South Africa dangerous roads claim life of Olympic mountain bikerLos Angeles TimesUnsafe cars, poor public transportation, speeding and drunk driving make South Africa's roads among the more…

The West AustralianTsonga injured, France concede tie to South AfricaThe Star OnlinePERTH: Frenchman Jo-Wilfried Tsonga suffered an untimely injury scare during his final Hopman Cup singles match yest more…

Toronto StarSouth Africa's 'born free' generation barely makes the gradeToronto StarJOHANNESBURG, SOUTH AFRICA—They were the first “born free” generation, children whose births in 19 more…

Stuff.co.nzMcCullum lauds South African speedstersStuff.co.nzThe dominance of South Africa's pace bowling arsenal has been compared to the all-conquering Australian attack of a decade ago by New Z more…

NPR (blog)Olympic Cyclist Dies After Being Hit By Taxi In South AfricaNPR (blog)Burry Stander, one of the world's elite mountain bikers, was killed Thursday as he rode his bike in his native South more…

Independent OnlineJSE's all-share inches to record closeIndependent OnlineSouth Africa's All-share index, the broadest measure of Johannesburg stock performance, edged to another record close more…

Yahoo! Singapore NewsSouth Africa complete innings victoryYahoo! Singapore NewsLONDON (Reuters) – Liverpool defender Jose Enrique faces a six-week lay-off with a torn hamstring, the Premier League clu more…

ESPNcricinfo.comPhilander concern for second TestESPNcricinfo.com"He said he slipped in the footholes and because his left leg is his landing foot in his delivery stride when he stretches too far more…

WC Farmworkers' Strike to Resume Next WeekAllAfrica.comSouth Africa: WC Farmworkers' Strike to Resume Next Week. By Reporter, 4 January 2013. Johannesburg — Farmworkers in the Western Cape w more…

South Africa drug authority approves Marck's 6 productsEconomic TimesAccording to the company, six products have obtained approvals from MCC-South Africa, including Sterile Water for injections BP more…

BBC NewsSouth Africa hammer New Zealand after visitors' first-innings collapseThe GuardianSouth Africa's fast-paced success, their fifth biggest Test win over New Zealand, was all but secured more…

Independent OnlineMandela 'Stronger Than Before'AllAfrica.com"As the family of Mandela, we thank … the people of South Africa as a whole who prayed for the old man whilst he was sick,&q more…

Zimbos' Ordeal At South Africa Detention CentresAllAfrica.comAS thousands of Zimbabweans are deported from South Africa, hundreds of migrant children awaiting deportation are being held in appalli more…

Yahoo! Singapore NewsSouth Africa win first Test against New ZealandYahoo! Singapore NewsLONDON (Reuters) – Despite photographs of Roberto Mancini's latest clash with Mario Balotelli featuring on more…

Yahoo! Singapore NewsSouth Africa beat New Zealand by an innings and 27 runsYahoo! Singapore NewsLONDON (Reuters) – A Manchester City fan who ran on to the pitch to confront Rio Ferdinand during a hea more…

South Africa win first Test by innings and 27 runsWisden IndiaDean Brownlie hit a maiden Test century for New Zealand but could not prevent a South African victory on the third day of the first Test a more…

The Star OnlineSouth Africa beat New Zealand by an innings and 27 runsThe Star OnlineScores: New Zealand 45 (V. Philander 5-7) and 275 (D. Brownlie 109, B. McCullum 51); South Africa 347 for eight dec more…

Cricket-South Africa beat New Zealand by an innings and 27 runsReuters IndiaScores: New Zealand 45 (V. Philander 5-7) and 275 (D. Brownlie 109, B. McCullum 51); South Africa 347 for eight declared (A. more…