South Africa News in English

Good morning! It’s 12th June, and here’s your South Africa daily news capsule.

Mexico defeats South Africa in World Cup opener, with Jimenez and Quinones scoring goals.

Civil society demands proof of the alleged Joburg-Eskom deal amid ongoing negotiations.

Government phases out outdated qualifications to enhance graduate employability across sectors.

Cold, wet, and windy weather expected in Western, Eastern, and Northern Cape this Friday.

Home affairs repatriates 586 Nigerian nationals following illegal stays in South Africa.

Nine Bangladeshi nationals intercepted at OR Tambo for attempting to enter with fake documents.

Zikalala reveals illegal operations in Public Works, calling for a thorough investigation.

South Africa's richest city discharges 90 million litres of untreated sewage into rivers daily.

US-Iran tensions escalate as hopes for a peace deal continue to fade amid ongoing conflicts.

Mantashe promotes a 60-day oil reserve policy while warning against rapid shifts from fossil fuels.

New international flights launched in South Africa, connecting Cape Town and Mauritius non-stop.

Strong exports lead to South Africa's best current account surplus in five years.

Scientists alarmed as birds fail tests during heat waves, raising concerns about climate impacts.

Motsoaledi assures Parliament that Lenacapavir is safe, debunking claims of serious side effects.

The hunt for a new Ebola vaccine faces significant challenges, according to leading scientists.

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