South Africa News in English

Good morning! It’s 23rd May, and here’s your South Africa daily news capsule.

Murder rate in South Africa drops by 9.5%, but still averages 58 murders per day.

Police advisory panel established to guide reform agenda, led by former SARS commissioner.

Garden Route residents express anger after enduring 16 days without electricity due to theft.

Western Cape floods devastate wine farms, pushing workers' homes to the brink of collapse.

Cape Town accepts court ruling on tariffs, opens public comment on budget changes.

Only one undocumented foreign national found in Durban blitz among 300 processed.

NPA to appeal magistrate orders in the high-profile Joe 'Ferrari' case.

Malawi raises concerns with South Africa over recent attacks on foreign nationals.

Fitch affirms Eskom's credit rating as utility marks a year without load shedding.

Reserve Bank expected to raise interest rates amid rising inflation concerns.

Dawie Roodt warns of government losing control, citing major losses in the automotive sector.

Rachel Kolisi cancels public appearance following hospitalization and surgery recovery.

Health authorities monitor polio strains found in Cape Town wastewater, urging caution.

Family pleads for help after hospital denies life-saving dialysis to Gqeberha man.

WHO raises Ebola outbreak risk in Congo to ‘very high’ as situation escalates.

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