South Africa in the News on 5 January 2018

Times of IndiaFive reasons India can dare to dream in South AfricaTimes of IndiaWorld No. 1 India takes on No. 2 South Africa in an eagerly awaited 3-Test series, beginning in Cape Town today. India w more…

The Conversation AUTo lead South Africa, Ramaphosa must balance populism and pragmatismThe Conversation AUThe one delivered in South Africa by newly-elected president of the African National Congress more…

africanewsSouth Africa struggles to mend its textile sector in crisis and Rwanda coffee sector ups its game [Business Africa]africanewsSaving South Africa's textile industry. For decades, the Sout more…

Roundup: Concerns mounting in South Africa over free education promise ahead of new school yearXinhuaCAPE TOWN, Jan. 4 (Xinhua) — As a new school year is to begin later this month, tens of thousands more…

The GuardianSouth Africa train crash leaves 18 people dead and hundreds injuredThe Guardian“The pathologists who are here have given us the assurance they are convinced that the number of dead, 18, more…

New York TimesSouth Africa Train Crash Kills at Least 14New York TimesCAPE TOWN — A passenger train burst into flames on Thursday after striking two vehicles at a crossing in a remote part of centra more…

Los Angeles Times18 dead, more than 260 injured in South Africa passenger train crashLos Angeles TimesA passenger train carrying people home after the holidays slammed into a truck in rural South Afri more…

18 killed, about 260 injured in South Africa train crashWPXI PittsburghRescue workers in South Africa say four people have been killed and dozens injured in a passenger train crash. Netcare 911, an em more…

The HinduIndia vs South Africa 2018: I took many balls on my body but hung in, says Pravin AmreThe HinduKingsmead was witnessing history – India's first ever Test in South Africa. The match was more…

ESPNcricinfo.comSouth Africa v India: fierce rivalry or a memorable series?ESPNcricinfo.comWhen all the talk of settling scores, revenge pitches and bullying the bullies is done, let's remember th more…