South Africa News in English

Good morning! It’s 3rd February, and here’s your South Africa daily news capsule.

ANC chief whip says President Ramaphosa should not be treated like other witnesses.

Proteas make netball history with a series triumph over England, showcasing their hunger to win.

Khayelitsha's Lookout Hill is criticized for being neglected and becoming a white elephant.

Namibia expresses anger over Lesotho Highlands project reducing the flow of the Orange River.

Tuesday’s weather forecast predicts scorching conditions in four provinces and severe thunderstorms elsewhere.

KwaZulu-Natal police deny claims of forced removal of Hawks head Lesetja Senona, stating he chose to leave.

Ramaphosa mourns the passing of Leon Levy, the last surviving Freedom Charter signatory.

Discovery of 132-million-year-old dinosaur tracks made on South Africa's coast, exciting fossil hunters.

South Africa launches its annual HPV vaccination campaign, urging parents to sign consent forms.

Tributes pour in for Stellenbosch FC star player Jeandre Gaffoor, who has sadly passed away.

Ivanhoe Atlantic CEO resigns as U.S.-backed iron ore project faces roadblocks in Liberia and Guinea.

Kaizer Chiefs coach Khalil Ben Youssef voices concerns over lack of rest for his team.

Tyla’s Push 2 Start wins Grammy for Best African Music Performance, beating notable competitors.

Rand takes a sharp turn for the worse against a stronger dollar, raising concerns for the economy.

Practical tips released for minimizing health impacts of smoke and dry air during this season.

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