South Africa News in English

Good morning! It’s 31st January, and here’s your South Africa daily news capsule.

Gauteng AmaPanyaza officially declared peace officers, but experts warn of high costs.

Tau proposes new BEE codes to encourage firms with a Transformation Fund incentive.

Fourth official announces five minutes of added time in a thrilling PSL match.

ANC plans to protest against the Trump administration over sovereignty issues.

BMA intercepts thousands at borders during festive season crackdown on illegal entries.

Zuma and Mbeki's request for Khampepe's recusal from TRC inquiry has been dismissed.

Msunduzi's bus rapid transport project faces shutdown after spending R1 billion.

Malema warns of potential US interference in South African elections, urging vigilance.

Iran emphasizes readiness to defend against the US as tensions escalate.

U.S. and AU establish a taskforce to strengthen diplomatic and economic relations.

Zimbabwe's debt disputes deepen as Libya sues for over $100 million.

Nigeria seeks Turkish investment and security support in a $5 billion deal.

Rand retreats to R16 against a strengthening dollar amid market fluctuations.

Woolworths caught in a global scam involving discount meat boxes and fake profiles.

Eskom's power system shows stability as plant performance improves significantly.

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