South Africa News in English

Good morning! It’s 10th March, and here’s your South Africa daily news capsule.

Chaskalson raises concerns over R500k transfer, suggesting money laundering links.

Money continues to flood out of South Africa amid rising fuel rationing fears.

Ramaphosa praises eThekwini's progress, but challenges remain for local communities.

Madlanga Commission receives extension until August as witness list grows.

Health Minister Motsoaledi assures public that sanitary products are safe to use.

Cachalia questions Cape Town’s controversial R114 million N2 safety wall project.

RTMC CEO’s suspension deemed unlawful by the High Court, reinstatement expected.

Three suspects arrested for brutal assault on a farmer in the West Coast region.

Western Cape High Court judge ordered to vacate state residence amid controversy.

Government remains silent on delegation flying to New York for UN women’s summit.

South Africans returning home as Middle East conflict escalates and airline operations resume.

Five affluent countries actively recruiting South Africans for top job positions.

Home Affairs partners with banks to launch Smart ID service for quicker access.

Skin cancer cases surge in South Africa as sun exposure increases.

African telescopes lead the way in groundbreaking space discoveries and research.

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