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Munster chief's solution if Covid strikes in South Africa - 'A crate of wine in my suite'

An earlier attempt to hold fixtures in South Africa was thrown off course by the outbreak of Covid-19's Omicron variant, but Munster are due to make another attempt at the trip

Daily Mirror

The legacy of iconic singer Miriam Makeba and her art of activism

South Africa’s world famous singer and activist Miriam Makeba (1932-2008) would have turned 90 on 4 March 2022. Born Zenzile Miriam Makeba in Johannesburg’s Prospect township, she had a life of remarkable global impact. She contributed to black people’s struggle for liberation and defended the integrity of African identity and…

The Conversation

Another report alleges corruption by ex-South African leader

Another damning report into government corruption in South Africa has recommended further investigations and the possible prosecution of former President Jacob Zuma for allegedly receiving bribes to influence the awarding of state contracts

The Independent UK

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Sophie Ecclestone leads England to victory over South Africa in World Cup warm-up

England reduced South Africa to 139-7 from 35 overs with Eccleston claiming 3-23

The Independent UK

U.S. sanctions four South Africans over alleged Islamic State links

The United States has sanctioned four South Africans it says have led Islamic State cells in the country or facilitated support for branches elsewhere, including by transferring funds or procuring weapons.

Reuters

S.Africa's Zuma, Mantashe referred for criminal investigations, graft inquiry says

A South African corruption inquiry said on Tuesday it had referred former president Jacob Zuma and current mineral resources minister Gwede Mantashe for investigation by law enforcement with a view to establishing potential graft charges.

Reuters

How does Omicron compare with Delta? Here's what we know about infectiousness, symptoms, severity and vaccine protection

Since Omicron was detected in South Africa in late November, the SARS-CoV-2 variant has spread to more than 165 countries and is now the dominant strain.

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New COVID data: South Africa has arrived at the recovery stage of the pandemic

A recently published South African study set out to determine sero-positivity against SARS-CoV-2 before the fourth wave of COVID-19, in which the omicron variant was dominant. Sero-positivity measures the presence of antibodies against the virus; it indicates past infection. The study focused on Gauteng, the country’s economic hub. Ozayr Patel…

The Conversation

Idle and frustrated: young South Africans speak about the need for recreational facilities

Recreational facilities play a crucial role in youth development. Research has shown that sports and fitness centres, community halls, parks, libraries, cultural centres and other facilities can keep young people out of harm’s way and reduce crime.

The Conversation

South Africa beats New Zealand by 198 runs, splits series 1-1

After setting New Zealand a target of 426, South Africa bowled out the home team for 227 to win with more than a session remaining at Hagley Oval in Christchurch

The Hindu

Concerns about Indian men's hockey team's post-Tokyo show: Real or unfounded?

NEW DELHI: A lot of activity happened between India's upset defeat against France in South Africa and the two Pro League games against Spain last weekend. The tone of affairs between Delhi and Bhubaneswar was one of 'damage control', especially because it followed a tersely worded letter to Hockey India…

The Times of India

A South African company addresses vaccine supply inequity, despite Canada's lack of support

Since late 2020, the inequitable access across the globe to COVID-19 vaccines has been a glaring problem. But a remarkable achievement earlier this month offers hope that the supply of vaccines to developing countries will improve: Afrigen Biologics, a South African based company, produced its own version of Moderna’s mRNA…

The Conversation

‘Pushed back because we’re Black’: Africans stranded at Ukraine-Poland border

Nigeria and South Africa have expressed alarm at reports that their nationals are being stopped from leaving war-torn Ukraine. At Lviv train station, in western Ukraine, FRANCE 24 met several African students who say they were pushed back at the Medyka border crossing with Poland.

France 24

African states need a vision for relations with the Indo-Pacific

This year sees the 25th anniversary of the Indian Ocean Rim Association. Nine of the organisation’s member states are African, ranging from Somalia in the north west to South Africa in the south. It also includes islands, such as Mauritius, off the western seaboard. It brings together governments, business and…

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Child care centres in South Africa need more support: principals tell of pandemic impact

South Africa’s early childhood development sector plays a critical role in providing early care and education, catering generally for children aged three to five in their pre-primary school years. Though it’s an essential service, this sector remains mostly informal. Government has not supported it well with the funding needed to…

The Times of India

ICC Women's World Cup 2022: Full Schedule, Fixtures, Match Timings and Venues

NEW DELHI: India women's cricket team will open its campaign in the rescheduled Women's ODI World Cup against Pakistan on March 6, 2022 at Tauranga's Bay Oval in New Zealand. Among the marquee games, Tauranga will host the rematch of the 2017 Women's World Cup final at Lord's with India…

The Hindu

Verreynne century puts South Africa on top in 2nd Test

New Zealand were 94-4 at stumps, leaving it still 332 runs behind and with only six wickets to survive the final day

Tribune News Service

Nelson Mandela’s family home transformed into a high-end hotel property

The former home of South Africa’s first Black president has been turned into a luxury getaway.

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Smriti Mandhana cleared to continue her World Cup campaign

RANGIORA: In a relief for India, opener Smriti Mandhana has been cleared to continue playing at the ICC Women's World Cup after taking a blow to the head during the team's first warm-up fixture against South Africa.

Bangkok Post

South African drug convict seeks extradition

A South African woman who is behind bars in Thailand for drug-related charges has been thrust into the spotlight after authorities rejected her family's plea to have her extradited to her home country. The authorities cited the lack of an extradition treaty between the two countries.

Newsroom.co.nz

The heart-shaped hole in Kapp's Cup campaign

WATCH: In episode 4 of our vodcast series, CWC22 with Jimmy and Kristy, outstanding South African allrounder Marizanne Kapp explains why she's missing her wife at the World Cup.

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This Toyota Hiace Packs A Twin-Turbo V12 Behind The Seats

Quite possibly the fastest minibus in South Africa.

Radio France Internationale

South Africa is becoming vast welfare state, says finance minister

The maiden budget tabled by South Africa’s new Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana carefully balances his desire to stimulate economic growth and reduce borrowing with the need to assist welfare grants to the growing number of poor.

The Conversation

God and illness: for some South Africans, there's more to healing than medicine

For many people, familiarity breeds trust. Hospitals and clinics can be places of mistrust or uncertainty, in part because they are outside people’s daily lives. Instead, people around the world may place more trust in prayer, worship, and other forms of religious practice and healing when facing physical or mental…

The Times of India

Women's World Cup: Harmanpreet, Rajeshwari guide India to two-run win over South Africa in warm-up game

RANGIORA: Star batter Harmanpreet Kaur struck form with a timely hundred as India eked out a narrow two-run win over South Africa in a warm-up match of the ICC Women's World Cup here on Sunday.

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