South Africa News in English

Good morning! It’s 24th March, and here’s your South Africa daily news capsule.

Gwarube calls for SIU investigation into ANC’s alleged ‘jobs-for-comrades’ scheme.

Sibanye lawyer shot dead in Johannesburg CBD while handling a labour dispute case.

Eugene de Kock claims orders to kill during apartheid came from former Prime Minister PW Botha.

Severe storm warnings issued for multiple provinces across South Africa as conditions worsen.

More bodies recovered from Ekapa Mine, frustrating families awaiting answers since February tragedy.

Steyn City LIV Golf event puts Johannesburg in the global spotlight, announces 2027 return.

Labour Court allows disciplinary hearing to proceed against Julius Mkhwanazi despite his objections.

Gauteng health department grapples with a staggering R4.6 billion debt crisis from unpaid patient fees.

DA disputes leaked report confirming R300,000 monthly ‘top-ups’ to party leaders.

President Ramaphosa to deliver keynote address at the reburial of Khoi and San ancestral remains.

South Africa looks to Nigeria’s Dangote amid fears of a looming fuel shortage.

UN chief warns all climate indicators are 'flashing red' as El Niño approaches.

Zimbabwe court grants bail to opposition figure amid ongoing political tensions.

Rand rebounds while JSE recovers some losses after a volatile trading session.

Walmart’s top executive in South Africa resigns, raising questions about the company’s future.

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