South Africa in the News on 7 July 2012

Cycling: South Africa's Richard Baxter wins Beverly Hills Cycling ClassicSouthtownStarIn a field of 32 riders during Friday night's Beverly Hills Cycling Classic, no rider was able to escape t more…

S.Africa: Tennis star investigated on rape claimsFox NewsBut an advocate for child abuse victims in South Africa, one of the places where tennis star Bob Hewitt is accused of preying on young girls he more…

S.Africa: Tennis star investigated on rape claimsHuffington PostBut an advocate for child abuse victims in South Africa, one of the places where tennis star Bob Hewitt is accused of preying on young g more…

Creative Directions and Evolutions With the GrrrlAllAfrica.comSouth Africa: Creative Directions and Evolutions With the Grrrl. By Ruth Cooper, 6 July 2012. Comment. interview. Inka Kendzia, best known more…

Online Property Portals Continue to GrowAllAfrica.com"This is also true for us in South Africa," continues Bray. "Renters need to snap up properties when they find them, as competition more…

Football.co.ukBafana Bafana turn 20 with little to celebrateYahoo! SportsFrom Yahoo! Sports: South Africa ended decades in the football wilderness on July 7 1992 with a 1-0 victory over Cameroon and m more…

New Trends for Cloud Mobile ComputingAllAfrica.comRick Parry of AIGS, said that he is pleased that local developers are producing applications that address trends that may seem far-off for South Afric more…

South Africa: Video Is the Rising Star of Online MarketingAllAfrica.comVideo, once an expensive and cumbersome format for Web users in South Africa, is quickly moving into the mainstream. Marketers th more…

No Order for Limpopo Maths and Science TextbooksAllAfrica.comSouth Africa: No Order for Limpopo Maths and Science Textbooks. 6 July 2012. Comment. press release. The head of the Limpopo verification t more…

Independent OnlineIpsos Survey Highlights Continued Public Opposition to Secrecy BillAllAfrica.comSouth Africa: Ipsos Survey Highlights Continued Public Opposition to Secrecy Bill. 6 July 2012. Commen more…

New York Daily NewsSouth Africa: Parents of US researcher mauled by chimps call his survival a …Washington PostJOHANNESBURG — The parents of the American student mauled by two chimps in South Afri more…

Independent OnlineNo New Zuma Jet for NowAllAfrica.comThe ministry confirmed that there was also an offer from Airbus to upgrade South Africa's VIP aircraft fleet but that this lapsed two weeks la more…

Goal.com AmericaIt's Palancas NegrasAllAfrica.comJohannesburg — ZIMBABWE'S Warriors avoided the real heavyweights, but still have a lot of work on their hands after being paired against old more…

Boston.comS.Africa: tennis star probed on rape allegationsBoston.comBut an advocate for child abuse victims in South Africa, one of the places where tennis star Bob Hewitt is accused of preying on you more…

NEWS.com.auSouth Africa's Jacob Zuma In New Penis CartoonHuffington PostBy Jon Herskovitz JOHANNESBURG, July 6 (Reuters) – South Africa's ruling ANC picked a fight on Friday with one of the co more…

Ventures AfricaFDI Into South Africa SoarsAllAfrica.comSouth Africa led the subregion as foreign direct investment (FDI) inflows into sub-Saharan Africa jumped by 25% in 2011, according to the 2012 Wo more…

Refugee Office Shuts Doors, Unhinges HopesAllAfrica.comThe 18-year-old Zimbabwean's name has been changed to protect his identity because being undocumented is illegal in South Africa. Last Friday more…

Vuvuzelas So Far Quiet for Banyana BanyanaAllAfrica.comIn just a few weeks Banyana Banyana, the women's football team in South Africa, head off to London to compete for Olympic gold. It's a mo more…

South Africa: VVIP aircraft purchase cancelled7thSpace Interactive (press release)South Africa: VVIP aircraft purchase cancelled – up-to-the-minute news and headlines. 7thSpace is a online portal cove more…

Telegraph.co.ukEngland v South Africa: Graeme Smith keen to mark 100th Test cap milestone in …Telegraph.co.ukThe left-handed opener announced himself in staggering style when he first arrived in Eng more…