South Africa News in English

Good morning! It’s 12th March, and here’s your South Africa daily news capsule.

US Ambassador to South Africa summoned over controversial 'Kill the Boer' remarks.

South African soldiers deployed in Johannesburg to combat rising crime and gang violence.

Record heatwave grips Cape Town as residents seek relief from soaring temperatures.

Important voter registration dates announced for South Africa’s upcoming local government elections.

BMA fires 50 officers in a major crackdown on corruption at South African borders.

Traffic advisory: N2 uMngeni Interchange to close for essential bridge repairs soon.

Health Minister suspends top officials amid investigation into R1 million tender fraud.

Madagascar's leader unexpectedly dissolves the government in a surprising political move.

Container ship attacked as tensions escalate in the Strait of Hormuz amid regional conflict.

Thai authorities pursue South African businessman linked to a major fraud and money laundering scheme.

South Africa’s GDP growth recorded at a modest 1.1 percent for the year 2025.

Eskom faces challenges as electricity hikes loom for households across South Africa.

FlySafair introduces fuel surcharge as oil prices impact the aviation sector significantly.

Astrotourism is gaining popularity as a unique attraction in the Karoo region.

Global Fund faces a $5 billion shortfall as France cuts support and EU delays pledges.

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