South Africa News in English

Good morning! It’s 25th June, and here’s your South Africa daily news capsule.

South Africa secures a World Cup knockout round spot with a 1-0 win over South Korea.

Durban Drive-in site highlights growing xenophobia and desperation among Malawians.

Police prepare for anti-illegal immigration protests, enlisting private security for support.

Mkhwanazi admits Matlala’s police clearance was forged, criticizing the Madlanga Commission.

Hill-Lewis urges South Africans to avoid hate ahead of planned protests on June 30.

Major pain awaits South African households as electricity prices set to rise next week.

Home Affairs expands Smart ID services to 203 bank branches, processing 250,000 applications.

Eskom's privatization concerns raised as Ramaphosa's electricity reform plan faces scrutiny.

South Africa becomes the first African nation to produce mixed rare-earth products.

Real salaries in South Africa hit a two-year low as inflation continues to rise.

Vinicius Junior shines as Brazil defeats Scotland to advance in the World Cup.

DStv announces channel shutdowns amid warnings about new private property laws in South Africa.

Political analyst claims South Africa miscalculated the costs of its ICJ case against Israel.

Congo faces a critical situation as Ebola outbreak continues to escalate, putting lives at risk.

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