Latest South Africa news in English

Good morning! It’s 13th July, and here’s your South Africa daily news capsule.

City Power pays R121 million for an R11 million contract involving Pastor Witness Mazanga.

UKZN students are furious as law exam scandal deepens with another security breach.

Government appeals to anti-immigration protesters to stop the raids amid rising tensions.

Monday’s weather forecast includes showers in five provinces and severe thunderstorms in Mpumalanga.

Ramaphosa commemorates 110 years since the Battle of Delville Wood, emphasizing teacher support.

More than 80 percent of deported foreign nationals from South Africa are Malawian, says Kubayi.

Bankrupt municipalities have looted R1.7 billion in pension funds, raising serious concerns.

An infant has been injured in a mass shooting in the Cape Flats, sparking outrage.

South Africa's anti-migrant protests could lead to economic implications and labor market risks.

A Gabonese national has been jailed for a R67 million VAT fraud scheme in South Africa.

Thai authorities arrest a South African man over alleged trafficking of 17.5 kilograms of heroin.

South Africans are advised to brace for a scorching summer as a powerful El Niño returns.

Chinese researchers reveal a missing link in the evolution of birds' tails, shedding new light.

In Sicily, drones are being used to predict volcanic eruptions, enhancing safety measures.

The cost of HIV drugs for Medicare in the US is projected to skyrocket by 2035.

That’s all for now — have a great day ahead!