South Africa in the news:
- With Sadness, But No Regrets, South Africa Remembers Tragic Soweto Uprising: South Africa is marking 40 years since the Soweto student uprising, which marked a pivotal turn in the fight against apartheid. As the nation looks back on the tragic, violent protests, both old and young say their nation is better for it but still far …: “South Africa” – BingNews
- South Africa’s slavery shame: 250,000 people who are slaves in our society: The latest Global Slavery Index for 2016 shows that there are 250,000 people in South Africa who are living in conditions of modern slavery – the 27th highest rate in the world. Different countries use different terminology to describe “modern slavery …: “South Africa” – BingNews
- Comedian Trevor Noah transcends black and white: But as a mixed-race child growing up under the brutal yoke of apartheid in South Africa, Noah not only did not aspire to be a comedian, he barely knew there was such a thing. Satire was beyond scarce in his homeland. Censorship was the rule of law.: “South Africa” – BingNews
- South Africa Beat West Indies By 139 Runs: Imran Tahir picked seven wickets for 45 as South Africa defeated West Indies by 139 runs in an ODI. Tahir’s figures are the best by a South African in ODIs Imran Tahir wrote his name in the record books as South Africa completed a comprehensive 139-run …: “South Africa” – BingNews
- Secret Histories | The Real South Africa, as Seen by the Man They Called “Kitty”: Photo: S. J. Moodley, [Boy with sunglasses in a chair], ca. 1978. South African photographer Singarum “Kitty” Jeevaruthnam Moodley was born into an Indian family in the province now known as KwaZulu-Natal in 1922. At the age of 35, he left his job …: “South Africa” – BingNews