South Africa News in English

Good morning! It’s 30th October, and here’s your South Africa daily news capsule.

KT Molefe linked to Senzo Mchunu during police takedown, raising eyebrows at the Madlanga Commission.

Milnerton High introduces a new safety plan amid rising concerns over bullying incidents.

Gangs clash in Westbury streets as gunfire erupts, raising alarm over youth violence in the area.

Brown Mogotsi to testify at the Mkhwanazi inquiry, while suspended IG of Intelligence remains uncooperative.

Public hearings on new marriage laws in South Africa head to Knysna, stirring community discussions.

Mamelodi double murder leaves family devastated as one victim fights for his life in hospital.

Magistrates march to Parliament, demanding pay hikes and better working conditions after years of neglect.

Swiss town returns three artefacts to South Africa as Ramaphosa seeks stronger ties during state visit.

Young South Africans reportedly betting nearly half their income, raising concerns about gambling habits.

Public Works announces a new action plan to end construction failures and expedite government projects.

Low voter turnout in Tanzania's presidential election as opposition faces barriers to participation.

UN report claims Israel's actions in Gaza are fueled by Western support, raising international concerns.

British-made weapons found in Sudan raise questions about Western complicity in ongoing genocide.

South Africa becomes the first African nation to register a groundbreaking anti-HIV injection.

Ritshidze faces cuts after US aid reduction, prompting urgent discussions on future HIV healthcare strategies.

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