South Africa News in English

Good morning! It’s 28th October, and here’s your South Africa daily news capsule.

Ballistics report fails to link guns in Swart case to 20 murders, raising questions.

NFP endorses MK Party to lead KZN government amid rising tensions and potential collapse.

Plans for a high-speed train from Johannesburg to Durban are back on the table.

Ramaphosa receives honorary doctorate in Malaysia, praises their stance on Gaza conflict.

Milnerton High School's bullying culture exposed, leading to eight student suspensions.

Severe thunderstorms and damaging winds forecast for six provinces this Tuesday.

Former Deputy Police Commissioner Leah Shibambo speaks out a decade after her dismissal.

Pro-junta sentiment rises in South Africa as frustration with democracy deepens, says survey.

Justice Department apologizes over Albanese court papers incident, calls for equal justice.

Paul Biya secures eighth term as president of Cameroon, remains the world's oldest leader.

South Africa warned not to relax after removal from FATF greylist, emphasizing vigilance.

EU investment in South Africa surges as ties with the U.S. under Trump diminish.

FirstRand acquires a significant stake in Dubai-based fintech company Optasia.

New Jetour T1 and T2 SUVs launched in South Africa, with pricing now revealed.

Gmail users in South Africa warned after massive data breach exposes millions of passwords.

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