South Africa News in English

Good morning! It’s 17th March, and here’s your South Africa daily news capsule.

Ex-officer charged with murder of South African whistleblower 'Witness D' at Madlanga commission.

Dada Morero remains focused as ANC debates his future as Joburg mayor amid uncertainty.

Witness F claims he was asked to mediate between Shadrack Sibiya and Cat Matlala at Madlanga Commission.

Army chief states SANDF will collaborate with police to ensure state monopoly of force.

Ramaphosa warns South Africans of potential criminal charges amid ongoing water mismanagement crisis.

Parliament investigates failing farm worker share scheme in the Western Cape.

Zuma seeks punitive costs order against Khampepe, calling it a taste of her own medicine.

Schools in Limpopo closed due to severe flooding, with more rain predicted for the region.

Eight-year-old boy injured in ongoing drug war, prompting calls for police action in Cape Town.

Suspended Police Minister Senzo Mchunu looks to reverse his own step-aside decision.

NATO allies reject Trump's request for warships in the Strait of Hormuz as oil prices soar.

South Africa considers Israel's response to the International Court of Justice case on genocide.

Emirates issues update on Dubai flights after drone strike near the airport.

Double disaster looms for South African households as Eskom announces tariff increase.

Gwede Mantashe warns that fuel price hikes are becoming increasingly unavoidable for South Africans.

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