South Africa News in English

Good morning! It’s 9th April, and here’s your South Africa daily news capsule.

Prof Jansen criticizes proposed history curriculum as anti-intellectual and soul-deadening.

ActionSA files criminal charges against Minister Tolashe over undeclared luxury gifts.

Major changes ahead for visa and immigration rules in South Africa as new laws await signature.

Israel continues attacks on Lebanon despite US and Iran's ceasefire agreement.

US ambassador expresses admiration for South Africa during credential presentation to Ramaphosa.

Senior police official reveals high-ranking TMPD members refuse to undergo vetting process.

Constitutional Court to rule on Ramaphosa impeachment report within a month, as EFF leads protests.

Government defends 30-year delay in providing housing for apartheid-era victims in KZN.

Over 750 unlicensed taxi drivers caught during Gauteng crackdown on public transport violations.

One hundred arrested for drunk driving in KZN, including a teacher and a metro cop.

Ramaphosa welcomes US-Iran ceasefire, raising hopes for economic recovery in South Africa.

Zimbabwe’s President seeks to extend term by scrapping upcoming elections amid political tensions.

Historic lunar flyby: NASA astronauts witness meteorite strikes during Artemis II mission.

DA and ANC celebrate arrival of new HIV prevention injection as a game-changer for South Africa.

What the rise in bird flu cases means for South Africa's poultry industry and public health.

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