South Africa in the News on 6 January 2018

The Jerusalem PostZAKA helps with disaster relief following severe storms in South AfricaThe Jerusalem PostZAKA helps with disaster relief following severe storms in South Africa. ZAKA volunteers in J more…

Times of IndiaSouth Africa strike back after Bhuvneshwar showTimes of IndiaCAPE TOWN: The fate of a Test match gets decided session by session. The first session belonged to India, the mid-session bel more…

SBSKhawaja South Africa bound after big 171SBSKhawaja's knock marked his first Test century since the pink-ball Test against South Africa in November 2016. It was his maiden ton against England in more…

MixmagPremiere: South Africa meets Germany on Super Flu's new remix of 'Something Said'MixmagGet Physical launches into 2018 with a remix package for Cape Town native Ryan Murgatroyd's more…

Daily MailDale Steyn strikes on return from injury as South Africa seize upper hand in first Test against IndiaDaily MailDale Steyn took a wicket in his first Test since November 2016 as South Africa more…

Independent Online#SAvIND: Kohli falls cheaply as South Africa hit backIndependent OnlineGOTCHA! Dale Steyn celebrates after picking up the wicket of Shikhar Dhawan at Newlands on Friday. Photo: Ryan more…

Fox NewsPolice open manslaughter case in South Africa train crashFox NewsKROONSTAD, South Africa – South African police say a truck driver could be charged with manslaughter after his vehicle collid more…

CricbuzzIndia in tatters after South Africa manage 286CricbuzzAfter weeks of anticipation, the opening day of the South Africa-India Test series didn't pause and wait for the ebbs and flows at New more…

Hindustan TimesIndia vs South Africa, 1st Test, Day 1, highlights: IND in trouble after top order failureHindustan TimesHowever, South Africa's pacers put up a great show in the final hour of the more…

BusinessTechSouth Africa's smart cities will likely have Wi-Fi – but may not have waterBusinessTechCountries around the world are slowly moving towards fully-connected smart cities, but even the more…