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In South Africa winning, not color, matters

Three hours before the game, the car park outside the rugby stadium in Bloemfontein, seems to be filled with more "braais" (barbecues) than cars.

South Africa dorm closed over urine stew video

A South African university said Tuesday it will close the dormitory where white students tricked black workers into tasting stew laced with urine, an incident that sparked protests when revealed earlier this year.

Government: Racism still strong in South Africa

A video of white students humiliating black workers shows that racism remains entrenched in South Africa, 14 years after the end of apartheid, its government said Thursday.

S. Africa protests flare over racist video

Black students on a university campus in central South Africa resumed their protests Tuesday against a racist video that showed white students tricking black workers into tasting stew laced with urine.

More students say sorry for demeaning video

Two more white students who were seen in a video allegedly mocking black housekeepers and serving them stew seemingly laced with urine apologized Friday, according to their lawyer.

S. Africa students sorry for racist video

Two of the four white students who were seen in a video allegedly mocking black housekeepers and serving them stew seemingly laced with urine have have apologized for their part in the stunt.

Whites tricked blacks into consuming urine, university says

White students at a South African university tricked black residence hall workers into eating stew containing urine, prompting a march Wednesday in which five people were arrested, university officials said.

Time.com: Strike Brings South Africa to Halt

Tens of thousands of public sector workers marched Wednesday to government offices across the country, escalating a 12-day-old strike

Springboks too strong for Ireland

A dramatic second-half onslaught by South Africa swept Ireland away 31-17 in the first game of their two-test series.

Three newcomers in S African side

South Africa coach Jake White has named three new caps to face Ireland in Bloemfontein on Saturday in the first of two tests.

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