South Africa News in English

Good morning! It’s 25th March, and here’s your South Africa daily news capsule.

Anti-corruption directorate arrests 12 police officers over R360 million tender corruption.

Severe storms warning issued for parts of South Africa as Cape Town hits 36 degrees Celsius.

DA senior leaders' perks and salary top-ups revealed, raising questions about transparency.

Parks Tau confirms South Africa flagged in US trade investigation over forced labor concerns.

Zimbabwe court frees opposition figure on bail, as DA urges South Africa to abandon quiet diplomacy.

Investec temporarily relocates staff from Dubai office as the Iran crisis worsens.

Western Cape fuel shortages linked to suppliers hoarding petrol for profit amid rising prices.

Study shows movement of tectonic plates three point five billion years ago, revealing Earth's history.

How a boy born on World TB Day is helping turn the tide on South Africa’s deadliest disease.

WHO recommends new diagnostic tools to help end tuberculosis, aiming for better health outcomes.

180 thousand HIV infections projected in 2024 if South Africa rolls out the prevention jab.

Maspala saves the day for farmers, providing much-needed relief during tough times.

Geordin Hill-Lewis faces off with Sibusiso Dyonase for the position of DA leader.

Gary Player praises LIV Golf SA’s success, expressing pride in the sport's growth.

Thrilling FNB Varsity Cup round six matches see dramatic changes to the log standings.

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