South Africa News in English

Good morning! It’s 6th July, and here’s your South Africa daily news capsule.

Experts urge government to engage with migrants as protests escalate across the nation.

Gauteng treasury pushes for quicker action on municipal financial irregularities amid criticism.

Malatsi defends Starlink meetings, calling them a normal part of government operations.

Frosty start expected across South Africa this Sunday, with fine skies to follow.

Ben Youngs highlights need for midfield changes after England's loss to the Springboks.

Family of Ratanda man killed in protests says government visit means nothing to them.

Authorities warn against public involvement in law enforcement operations, urging caution.

Belgium unlocks colonial mining records as U.S. and China compete for critical minerals.

South Africa faces an electricity crisis, raising concerns about the future of energy.

Chery celebrates takeover of Nissan's Rosslyn plant, promising nearly three thousand new jobs.

New mandatory licence fee coming to South Africa amid national shutdown concerns.

Student awarded R70,000 bursary at the prestigious Durban July event.

Haaland leads Norway to victory, knocking Brazil out of the World Cup quarter-finals.

Scientists surprised to find all known Homo naledi skeletons in South Africa may be female.

Astronomers discover largest super-puff planets yet, lighter than cotton candy.

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