South Africa News in English

Good morning! It’s 30th April, and here’s your South Africa daily news capsule.

Lekota’s lover fights ruling over drained account during his mental health crisis.

Minister Sisisi Tolashe faces scrutiny as MPs shut down questions on maladministration claims.

Sunday Times editor suspended amid allegations of misusing lottery funds for personal gain.

Viral images of mothers carrying water in Eastern Cape hospitals prompt public apology.

Gwarube vows to ensure textbook delivery continues amid ongoing tender scandal investigations.

ANC West Rand branches challenge conference process, alleging widespread irregularities in proceedings.

March against migration sees African migrants warned to close shops during protests in Gauteng.

South Africa loses nearly R19 billion in water crisis as ‘Leakiest Cities’ awards announced.

Rand takes a hit as dollar strengthens and oil prices rise amid global tensions.

NUM workers strike at Impala Platinum, demanding recognition as tensions escalate at the mine.

Legendary soprano Mimi Coertse passes away, remembered as a national treasure in South Africa.

Nobel laureate JM Coetzee declines invitation to Jerusalem festival over Gaza conflict.

NASA’s Curiosity rover discovers new organic molecules on Mars, revealing potential for life.

Alarm raised over declining childhood vaccination rates in Gauteng, urging immediate action.

Two students race against time to find lifesaving swab matches to combat leukaemia.

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