South Africa News in English

Good morning! It’s 29th October, and here’s your South Africa daily news capsule.

Deputy police minister defends suspended boss, says Mchunu wouldn’t protect criminals.

DA's new BEE proposal criticized as 'dangerous overreach' amid local government election warnings.

Heavy downpours and thunderstorms expected in most provinces, with a level 2 warning in place.

RAF refuses to pay brain-damaged victim as claims crisis deepens, management dismisses warnings.

New high-speed train plans between Johannesburg and Durban back on the radar, private sector invited.

Milnerton High School followed due process in handling bullying incidents, says WCED.

South Africa faces potential tax hikes as the medium-term budget approaches amid rising debt.

Western Cape taxi violence escalates with another CATA member gunned down in Cape Town.

Man arrested in connection with the double murder of two women in Mamelodi.

Hurricane Melissa lashes Jamaica with record winds as damage assessments begin.

Paul Biya secures an eighth term as president of Cameroon amidst opposition legal threats.

Miss South Africa issues urgent scam alert linked to Luyanda Zuma’s name, warns against donations.

Rassie selects young talent Porthen for the Springboks' upcoming match against Japan.

Proteas aim to turn the World Cup script against nemesis England in crucial semi-final clash.

New limited edition third jersey unveiled by Orlando Pirates, blending street style with sportswear.

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