South Africa News in English

Good morning! It’s 18th November, and here’s your South Africa daily news capsule.

Trump criticizes South Africa's policies, linking them to his absence from the G20.

KZN researcher Mary de Haas questions credibility of Mkhwanazi and Khumalo in front of MPs.

Joburg drivers advised to avoid certain routes during the G20 Summit weekend lockdown.

South Africa pushes G20 nations to adopt a declaration amid US absence controversy.

City of Joburg defends removal of M1 banner, dismissing claims of bias ahead of G20.

Brown Mogotsi reveals shocking claims at the Madalanga Commission regarding crime intelligence.

Navy chief's comments on SANDF funding crisis spark outrage from the defence minister.

Duduzile Zuma's tweets linked to unrest WhatsApp groups, court hears in ongoing trial.

Principal and staff member tragically shot dead at a Gauteng primary school.

Standard Bank CEO calls unfair credit ratings "scandalous," costing billions in losses.

US rolls out HIV prevention drug to 12 African countries, leaving South Africa out.

Africa accelerates plans for a unified digital market by 2030, aiming for innovation.

Western Cape sees alarming rise in measles cases, urging parents to vaccinate children.

Integrating health services for mothers and babies could significantly reduce clinic visits.

Childhood loneliness linked to dementia risk, even for those not lonely as adults.

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