South Africa News in English

Good morning! It’s 18th June, and here’s your South Africa daily news capsule.

Inside Hill-Lewis’s purge, Steenhuisen faces backlash over rift with farmers.

Police clash with thousands of Malawian nationals camping at Sherwood Hall in Durban.

Jub Jub released on bail following urgent application after arrest in kidnapping case.

Ramaphosa urges employers to hire for potential as R1-trillion investment drive begins.

ATM claims perceived harm is misplaced in Ramaphosa’s impeachment inquiry attempt.

Wednesday’s weather forecast predicts showers and cool conditions across four provinces.

Deadline looms for migrants to leave South Africa amid rising tensions and protests.

Bellville police intensify crackdown on counterfeit goods after R98 million seizure.

Unions report corruption and dysfunction crippling UIF and Compensation Fund.

South Africa pledges support for solidarity and sovereignty amid Ebola outbreak.

Nikita Mangena’s son identified as suspect in school rugby match gun incident.

New science advisory council forms to help US government resolve UAP mystery.

Dwarf mongooses can predict conflicts with rival groups, altering behavior accordingly.

Venus will disappear behind the moon today in a rare daytime lunar occultation.

Call for action as diabetes emerges as leading cause of natural deaths in South Africa.

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