South Africa News in English

Good morning! It’s 22nd March, and here’s your South Africa daily news capsule.

ANC pressures SABC to cancel controversial show amid claims of harsh content.

Karabo Khakhau insists he owes the DA nothing amid ongoing tithe controversy.

Ramaphosa acknowledges human rights progress but admits there's much work still needed.

NPA achieves final forfeiture of 32 million rand linked to Free State asbestos scandal.

Residents protest during Ramaphosa's title deed handover in Umzimkhulu, raising concerns.

Tshwane Metro Police Deputy Commissioner suspended amid allegations of corruption.

South Africa's water crisis worsens as leadership and skills shortages become evident.

Sharpeville Massacre survivors share their stories as the nation remembers the tragic event.

Joburg budget passes after EFF breaks deadlock, despite ongoing political drama.

Hlabisa warns mayors that if metros collapse, the entire country is at risk.

Iranian missile strikes near Israeli nuclear site, leaving dozens injured in the attack.

African nations turn to Dangote refinery as war disrupts fuel supplies and markets.

Civil servants set for salary review next month as nurses protest for better wages.

Petrol and diesel prices set to surge by up to 691 rand next month, causing concern.

Scientists discover clues about star formation at the edge of the Milky Way galaxy.

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