South Africa News in English

Good morning! It’s 28th February, and here’s your South Africa daily news capsule.

KZN secures R100 billion investment to rebuild its economy after unrest and COVID-19.

Shepherd Bushiri denies fraudulently obtaining a residence permit in South Africa.

King Misuzulu appoints legal experts to take control of the Ingonyama Trust.

URC Round 12: Lions without Venter, as Schickerling captains Stormers at Ellis Park.

Home Affairs issues first smart ID recognizing Khoi-San traditional names.

SASSA confirms March grant payment dates for beneficiaries.

US ends R5.8 billion health aid to Zimbabwe after minerals deal snub.

Discovery Bank swings to profit, adding 1,500 customers daily.

Online gambling in South Africa banned again, raising concerns over industry impacts.

Court slams Eskom’s motives in the Sibanye solar fight, marking a significant ruling.

Pope Leo XIV to tour four African nations in his first major overseas trip of 2026.

Umita Kalyan, beloved singer, passes away, leaving a profound legacy in music.

Mamelodi Sundowns launches soccer schools to nurture young talent across the country.

Assessment of a rare planetary system deepens understanding of cosmic evolution.

Deputy Minister Phaahla leads a Community-Based Health Screening Campaign in Limpopo.

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