South Africa News in English

Good morning! It’s 19th October, and here’s your South Africa daily news capsule.

Motsepe denies presidential ambitions, emphasizes the need to educate marginalized youth.

Cape Town Marathon cancelled due to safety concerns, with road closures expected.

U.S. tariffs prompt South Africa to strengthen ties with Türkiye after 12 years.

Senzo Mchunu addresses threats and recordings from the KZN police commissioner.

Sharks fall to Ulster as Ireland snub leads to a tough loss for the hosts.

Over 40,000 SASSA beneficiaries complete biometric enrollment, with guidance for latecomers.

Essential timetable released for the 2025 NSC examinations, urging integrity among matric candidates.

Paul O’Sullivan countersues Mkhwanazi for R10 million in a defamation case.

Thunderstorms and heavy rain expected in four provinces this Saturday.

South Africa loses a visa-free destination, falling in global passport rankings.

Mystery of secret cargo on Russian plane at Upington has been solved.

Meet the Springbok who balances a career as a trauma nurse and rugby player.

Cape Town announces a nine-hour power outage affecting many residents.

Renault launches the new Kwid, now the most affordable car in South Africa.

Astronomers discover twin cosmic rings that dwarf entire galaxies, astonishing the scientific community.

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