South Africa News in English

Good morning! It’s 17th May, and here’s your South Africa daily news capsule.

Firoz Cachalia warns that impeaching Ramaphosa could destabilize the nation.

Cat Matlala's lawyers are in discussions regarding a potential plea deal.

Bridget Masango expresses relief over Tolashe's dismissal as Ramaphosa reshuffles his Cabinet.

Storm damage has left 100,000 residents in the Western Cape in need of aid.

Rwandan nationals can now enter Nigeria visa-free for a month under a new agreement.

Mozambique's economy is struggling, with public debt rising significantly in recent years.

The WHO has declared the Ebola outbreak in Congo and Uganda a global health emergency.

South Africa's fintech giant is challenging major banks in the financial sector.

Fake Uber drivers are once again targeting travelers at South African airports.

A new free streaming service has launched in South Africa, expanding entertainment options.

The United States has initiated a new investigation focusing on South Africans.

SABC has suspended a content head amid a R19-million production scandal.

Ramaphosa pledges to end patronage in a major overhaul of local government.

Inside the storm damage affecting Western Cape residents, aid is urgently needed.

Game-Changer in HIV prevention: South Africa confirms rollout of Lenacapavir in June.

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