South Africa News in English

Good morning! It’s 20th February, and here’s your South Africa daily news capsule.

Water crisis deepens in Johannesburg as taps remain dry despite protests and promises.

South Africa to receive up to five million FMD vaccines monthly, targeting hardest-hit areas first.

Court dismisses Gabrielle Goliath’s challenge against Gayton McKenzie, leaving her profoundly disappointed.

Government plans new real estate powerhouse to invest in state property and civil servant homes.

Bad news for taxpayers as general fuel levy increases could hit R20 billion in the upcoming budget.

Over 200 escaped prisoners still on the run, raising tensions in the Select Committee on security.

Ramaphosa criticizes the DA for its anti-BEE stance while Steenhuisen vows not to back down.

SANDF deployment to begin in ten days, but experts warn it won't end gang violence.

Informal traders plan to march on Johannesburg demanding legal trading rights amid permit delays.

Burkina Faso emerges as Africa's gold hotspot, receiving fresh $33 million from the IMF.

U.S. gains access to the world's richest tantalum deposit in DR Congo, reshaping global tech supply chains.

Baby Asanda rescued from abductors in a dramatic operation, found alive and unharmed.

Kumba profits surge thanks to improved South African ports and rail performance, declaring R32 dividend.

Major gold miner gives R4 billion 'gift' to shareholders after reporting a strong profit.

Astronomers use South Africa's MeerKAT telescope to discover a record-breaking cosmic laser.

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