South Africa News in English

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

Parliament questions Treasury over R13.5 billion municipal funding freeze affecting 27 councils.

Warrant of arrest issued for Colonel Ismail Dawood amid accusations of malicious intent.

South Africa seeks R750 billion to boost economic recovery and create jobs through special zones.

Joburg faces financial crisis with just 12 days of cash left amid utility payment pressures.

Two soldiers tragically killed in mine shaft fall, raising concerns over illegal mining operations.

Public Protector identifies systemic failures linked to 23 children's food poisoning deaths.

Iran threatens reprisals following intense US military strikes, escalating regional tensions.

Australia increases visitor visa fees by 25%, impacting travel costs for South African travelers.

Toyota invests R10.4 billion in South Africa, signaling confidence in local automotive production.

Chery confirms local production of its cheapest SUV, the Tiggo 4 Cross, starting in 2027.

Tributes pour in for veteran actor Seputla Sebogodi, celebrating his impactful career.

Parents demand safer phone options for kids as companies respond to growing concerns.

NASA's James Webb Telescope captures a supermassive black hole feeding, revealing cosmic mysteries.

Pretoria-developed AI technology aids in detecting hidden TB cases before it's too late.

Two eclipses and multiple meteor showers expected this summer, lighting up South Africa's skies.

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