South Africa News in English

Good morning! It’s 14th March, and here’s your South Africa daily news capsule.

A massive call centre scam in Bryanston has cost R1 billion, with suspects claiming they were just following orders.

The South African National Defence Force has deployed 2,200 soldiers to combat organized crime and illegal mining activities.

Pressure is mounting on Israel as the Netherlands and Iceland intervene in South Africa’s genocide case against the country.

The late Mosiua Lekota's body will rest at his family home before burial, reflecting on his legacy and concerns for the SANDF.

Mamelodi Sundowns secured a convincing 3-0 victory over Stade Malien, raising questions about their squad depth and future contracts.

Cape Town residents are warned as a heatwave continues, with many seeking relief in water activities.

President Ramaphosa insists that the National Health Insurance is a realistic goal for South Africa, despite warnings from Solidarity.

Sasol has launched a new Destoning Plant aimed at improving coal quality and enhancing operational performance.

The GNU is facing tensions over a US ambassador's remarks, with the DA criticizing the government's diplomatic approach.

Four unauthorized Chinese fishing vessels have been intercepted in South African waters, resulting in fines totaling R400,000.

Iran's new supreme leader, Mojtaba Khamenei, has vowed to keep the Strait of Hormuz closed, sparking reactions from Iranians.

Retired Zimbabwean generals are pushing back against President Mnangagwa’s proposed constitutional amendments, calling for a referendum.

China's Sinomine is in talks with Zimbabwe to resume lithium exports following recent policy changes.

A dramatic twist in Magaya's rape trial as a cleric accuses prosecutors of abusing court processes against him.

Melany Viljoen claims she was in 'survival mode' after her arrest in the US, drawing reactions from reality TV stars.

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