South Africa News in English

Good morning! It’s 19th July, and here’s your South Africa daily news capsule.

NPA urges confidence in IDAC despite Johnson controversy and calls for dismantling anti-corruption unit.

Government launches Mandela Day water initiative to tackle South Africa's ongoing water crisis.

Public Protector reveals many spaza shops in Gauteng are registered under South African citizens' names.

Mandela Day prompts reflection on his legacy and its significance in today’s South Africa.

Ahmed leads Junior Boks to retain U20 World Championship title with a stunning performance.

South Africa and Namibia sign agreements to enhance economic cooperation and prisoner transfers.

Domestic workers and Checkers Sixty60 drivers are leaving South Africa amid rising tensions.

Parliament reveals a staggering R218 billion municipal debt crisis affecting local governments.

Cold weather grips parts of South Africa, with frost and fog expected this Friday morning.

Government proposes R750 billion plan to reverse the decline in South Africa's manufacturing sector.

Iran intensifies attacks on Gulf states following recent US military strikes in the region.

US travel ban leaves seven Americans trapped in Kenya's controversial Ebola quarantine facility.

Zimbabwe's lithium salt plant struggles to process third-party metal, raising industry concerns.

Malawi rolls out an injectable HIV prevention drug, exceeding expectations in its initial rollout.

WHO warns that the Ebola outbreak in DR Congo is outpacing response efforts, risking further spread.

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