South Africa News in English

Good morning! It’s 11th March, and here’s your South Africa daily news capsule.

Carrim thanks Madlanga Inquiry for exposing unauthorized payments, flags money laundering concerns.

April fuel price shock looms as record petrol and diesel hikes are predicted.

Over 60 minibus taxis discontinued in Gauteng during stop and search operations.

IEC promotes online voter registration ahead of the 2026 municipal polls.

Body of one miner recovered following the Ekapa mine tragedy, four others still trapped.

Sundowns defeat Orbit to reclaim the top spot in the PSL standings.

US government reveals five demands for South Africa regarding BEE and expropriation.

Brazil's Lula warns Ramaphosa of invasion risks if defenses lag in trade talks.

Capetonians advised against strenuous activities during ongoing heatwave conditions.

Police tighten net around officer and relatives in ten insurance-related murders case.

US government warns of possible terrorist attacks on its embassy in Nigeria.

Trump vows Iran war will end very soon as US soldiers' death toll rises.

South Africa’s GDP grows by 1.1% in 2025, raising questions about economic health.

Major electricity price hikes expected for South African households next month.

Checkers withdraws braai packs amid customer complaints of more sauce than chicken.

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