South Africa News in English

Good morning! It’s 14th April, and here’s your South Africa daily news capsule.

Hill-Lewis to meet Ramaphosa, hints at potential DA cabinet reshuffle ahead of elections.

Murdered Emfuleni accountant was set to graduate in June, family claims foul play.

Suspended cop Fannie Nkosi tells court he can afford R10,000 bail as he awaits trial.

Police stand firm on use of force, stating it’s kill or be killed in the line of duty.

Businessman Ze Nxumalo denies allegations of cash found in a Louis Vuitton bag linked to Malema.

Judge Chili defends delays in rulings during JSC interviews, as scrutiny intensifies on the judiciary.

Tuesday’s weather forecast warns of thunderstorms and heavy rain leading to flooding in four provinces.

Over three thousand undocumented travellers intercepted at the border during Easter rush.

Godongwana barred from attending G20 finance summit amid ongoing tensions with the US.

Minister vows tough action to tackle South Africa's national water and sanitation crisis.

Crippled smelter operators receive tariff lifeline from Eskom, bringing relief to workers.

R750 million hotel project announced for one of South Africa’s largest shopping malls.

Tuks wins record sixth Varsity Cup title, outclassing NWU Eagles in the final match.

Hope emerges for South Africa's cattle industry as new research reveals potential relief from FMD.

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