South Africa

Pistorius Cleared of Murder

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Top Photographers Win $130,000 Worth of Grants

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South Africa Bans Travelers from West Africa Because of Ebola

By Eliana Dockterman

Verdict in Pistorius Trial Set for Sept. 11

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BRICS Don't Like the Dollar-Centric World, but They're Stuck With It

The latest summit of the world’s leading emerging markets took more steps toward replacing the U.S.-led global financial system. But change will come very, very slowly

By Michael Schuman

Oscar Pistorius Involved in Bar Altercation

His representatives say Pistorius was approached and harassed

By Laura Stampler

Nadine Gordimer: 5 Essential Reads from the Award-Winning Author

Where to start with the author, who has died at 90

By Lily Rothman

Leaked Video Shows Pistorius Reenactment

Video commissioned by athlete's legal team shows him going through the motions of what he says happened that night

By Nolan Feeney

Psychologist Says Pistorius at Risk of Suicide

After a month of psychiatric evaluation, a report claims the Paralympian is suffering from PTSD after he shot and killed his girlfriend last year

By Mirren Gidda

Psych Eval Rules Pistorius Wasn’t Mentally Ill When He Shot His Girlfriend

Oscar Pistorius’ murder trial has resumed.

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People around the world observe Father's Day.

By Noah Rayman

The Best Vuvuzela Account on Twitter's Finally Back After 3 Years

Breaking a silence since 2011

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This Video Shows What It's Like to Get Robbed at Gunpoint

It was captured in South Africa with a GoPro camera

By Samantha Grossman

Judge Orders Mental Exam For Pistorius

Athlete's trial will be postponed until June 30, as mental health experts determine whether he can be held criminally responsible for killing his girlfriend, Reeva Steenkamp

By Dan Kedmey

Oscar Pistorius Ordered to Undergo Psych Evaluation

South African courts aim to settle the issue of Pistorius' mental health.

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Mine Strikers Urged to Hold Their Ground

South African miners dug their heels in as they demanded higher wages at the world's third-largest platinum mine. A leader of the Association of Mineworkers and Construction Union said to "remain steadfast and be peaceful," even amid a gathering police force

By Sam Frizell

Psychiatrist Says Pistorius' Childhood Led to Anxiety

The psychiatrist called as a defense witness on Monday in the murder trial of paralympian Oscar Pistorius said childhood events, including the loss of his lower legs and late mother's habit of sleeping with a gun, are linked to his "escalating" anxiety levels

By Charlotte Alter

S. Africa Goes to Polls Amid Protests, Unemployment

The governing ANC party is expected to maintain its two-thirds majority, but dissatisfaction with the jobless rate and recent corruption scandals may cause it to lose ground, especially among young voters

By Michelle Arrouas

Meet the Judge Who Will Decide Pistorius' Fate

The fact that High Court Judge Thokozile Matilda Masipa is overseeing the trial of paralympian Oscar Pistorius, who stands accused of murdering his girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp, is a source of pride for many South Africans

By Stephanie Findlay / Pretoria

Pistorius Neighbors Recall Aftermath of Killing

Neighbors of South African athlete Oscar Pistorius, called as defense witnesses in his murder trial, described finding the distraught Paralympian minutes after he fatally shot his girlfriend, Reeva Steenkamp, and pleading with her to survive

By Charlie Campbell
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