South Africa News in English

Good morning! It’s 9th July, and here’s your South Africa daily news capsule.

Treasury insists municipal funding freeze will not impact services across the country.

BREAKING: Mashazi arrested as two other Ekurhuleni bosses face imminent arrest.

Mbalula rejects EFF’s legal demands, accusing them of anti-immigrant vigilantism.

Treasury probes tender awards linked to former director Molefe Fani amid revelations.

Construction mafia disrupts 180 South African projects worth R63 billion, says Macpherson.

Gauteng police face court after allegedly demanding a R100,000 bribe from a businessman.

Health Ombud rules out workplace bullying as cause of KZN healthcare worker deaths.

Load-shedding continues in South Africa, despite five provinces now free from load reduction.

ConCourt ruling may impact anti-illegal immigration protests following recent findings.

Oil prices surge 5% after Trump declares the Iran ceasefire is officially over.

IMF reaches staff-level agreement with Zimbabwe on the first review of its stabilisation programme.

Abu Dhabi oil giant acquires Shell’s South African business in a $1 billion expansion.

Chinese car makers reportedly double dipping in South Africa, collecting R40 billion annually.

Netflix signs a landmark deal with e.tv to stream new drama series in South Africa.

Donation of R1.1 million boosts Tygerberg Hospital Children’s Trust, supporting local healthcare.

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