South Africa News in English

Good morning! It’s 22nd May, and here’s your South Africa daily news capsule.

Whistleblower reveals bribery and fake certificates linked to Cat Matlala's company at Ceta.

Sibanyoni’s lawyers deny extortion claims, citing WhatsApp messages as evidence.

Roelf Meyer warmly welcomed by Trump as he becomes South Africa’s new ambassador to the US.

ANC opens the mayoral nomination process, inviting public participation in candidate selection.

Joburg faces a crisis as signs of collapse emerge in South Africa’s richest city.

Mashatile defends his lottery connections, insisting he won't abandon his friends.

Floods destroy homes of De Doorns farm workers, prompting urgent funding calls from Premier Winde.

Garden Route residents express outrage over a 16-day electricity blackout following severe storms.

Coalition government instability raises concerns over service delivery and accountability.

Ebola epidemic declared a public health emergency as experts warn of potential spread.

Sierra Leone receives its first group of migrants deported from the US.

Nigeria makes significant strides by busting a meth cartel and capturing its kingpin.

Reserve Bank expected to raise interest rates as inflation surges to four percent.

Investec enhances private-banking offerings to attract wealthy clients amid market competition.

FlySafair faces penalties for overselling flights, assuring travelers of normal operations.

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