South Africa News in English

Good morning! It’s 23rd January, and here’s your South Africa daily news capsule.

Floods prompt a major rethink on rebuilding Kruger Park after R500 million in damage.

Damelin faces tough questions as critics say the institution can't cope with current demands.

Billionaire Patrice Motsepe's t-shirts spark ANC leadership rumors, party calls it mischievous.

Julius Mkhwanazi admits to brotherly ties with 'Cat' Matlala during Ad Hoc testimony.

Bachelor’s pass no longer guarantees university admission, warns Education Minister Manamela.

Investec CEO warns South Africa’s anti-American image needs urgent repair ahead of Davos.

Steers in Menlo Park faces backlash after staff assigned to gardening duties.

Addington Primary protests reignite as school claims 63% of pupils are South African.

Warning issued for braai enthusiasts as meat prices hit an eight-year high in South Africa.

Gabrielle Goliath sues Gayton McKenzie over the cancellation of her Venice Biennale work.

US urges Nigeria to protect Christians amid rising security concerns and mass abductions.

Ugandan opposition leader Bobi Wine goes into hiding following a police raid on his home.

Proteas face injury woes as De Zorzi and Ferreira ruled out of T20 World Cup.

South African telescope solves the mystery of twin stars, shedding light on cosmic secrets.

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