South Africa News in English

Good morning! It’s 3rd June, and here’s your South Africa daily news capsule.

Free State bursary scandal: Premier Letsoha-Mathae welcomes SIU findings, promises action against officials.

Ebrahim Kadwa cell phone matter struck off roll as Gauteng Hawks boss faces scrutiny.

MK Party expresses disappointment at Gana's election to chair Ramaphosa impeachment inquiry.

Joburg faces R9.5 billion in water and electricity losses in the upcoming financial year.

Mozambique reports five citizens killed in xenophobic attacks in South Africa.

Ramaphosa urges South Africans to brace for global crises impacting domestic economic gains.

MK Party suspends chief whip amid ongoing corruption probe and internal challenges.

Severe storm warning issued for South Africa as Western Cape prepares for heavy rains.

SARS clarifies new trading rules for businesses engaging with China amid tariff changes.

South Africans set to face the highest petrol prices in history as costs rise significantly.

Telkom sees a surge in mobile data subscribers as profits continue to climb.

Springboks hit by injury crises ahead of a demanding rugby season with key players out.

President Ramaphosa to launch six-monthly HIV injection rollout to enhance prevention efforts.

Scientists discover source of mysterious radio signals after a two-decade search in space.

Wits University named Africa’s top institution in global rankings, leading the continent.

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