The Pistorius case has done a great deal of damage to the South African nation. A German press view
(Editor: Alex Smit-Stachowski is speaking in her column about life as a South African now living in Germany. The South African journalist lives in Krefeld, in North Rhine-Westphalia/ Germany).
Germans have given the Oscar Pistorius case top billing in newspapers, on websites and on TV – they, like South Africans take their sport idols very seriously and there’s a feeling of shocked dismay from the press here.
© Germans have given the Oscar Pistorius case top billing in media. The Pistorius case has done a great deal of damage to the South African nation. The tourism country has to restore respect, said Ubuntu columnist Alex Smit-Stachowski. (Quelle: flickr/ Global Sports Forum)
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The Pistorius case has done a great deal of damage to the South African nation. A German press view
(Editor: Alex Smit-Stachowski is speaking in her column about life as a South African now living in Germany. The South African journalist lives in Krefeld, in North Rhine-Westphalia/ Germany).
Germans have given the Oscar Pistorius case top billing in newspapers, on websites and on TV – they, like South Africans take their sport idols very seriously and there’s a feeling of shocked dismay from the press here.
© Germans have given the Oscar Pistorius case top billing in media. The Pistorius case has done a great deal of damage to the South African nation. The tourism country has to restore respect, said Ubuntu columnist Alex Smit-Stachowski. (Quelle: flickr/ Global Sports Forum)
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Verschlagwortet mit 2013-02-23, Afrikaans newspaper, Alex Smit-Stachowski, athlete, Beeld, blonde woman, blood, broadcasting, Cape Town, career, case, celebrities, channels, citizens, Column, crime, crime stories, crimes of passion, cycling, danger, death, Deutschland, dismay, doping, European, evidence, ex-wives, Facebook, famous, foreigners, German, German boulevard press, German gateway to South Africa, German politicians, Germans, Germany, girlfriend, gmx, guns, hero, Idols, Krefeld, Lance Armstrong, legend, love, media, model, news, newspapers, North Rhine-Westphalia, officer, Oprah Winfrey, Oscar Pistorius, paralympians, passion, Pistorius, Pistorius case, press, private broadcasters, public, rape, Reeva Steenkamp, Reporter, respected, SÜDAFRIKA - Land der Kontraste, Südafrika, shock, social networks, Souh African journalist, South Africa, South Africa in Germany, South African journalist, South Africans, Sport, sports commentators, sports figure, steroids, Story, Talkshow, Tour-de-France, tourists, TV, Ubuntu in Germany Column, US, Valentines Day, violence, websites, women