South Africa News in English

Good morning! It’s 27th August, and here’s your South Africa daily news capsule.

Thoko Didiza survives the EFF motion of no confidence, but questions linger about Parliament’s authority.

Twelve senior managers in Msunduzi lack proper qualifications, with some not having completed matric.

Ramaphosa unveils a massive R264 billion infrastructure pipeline aimed at boosting South Africa's economy.

A Durban businessman granted bail faces serious allegations in a human trafficking case.

Four South Africans are among those missing after devastating floods in Nepal leave hundreds unaccounted for.

China advises its citizens to leave Eswatini, a country allied with Taiwan.

Nigeria's president orders a manhunt following a deadly mass kidnapping at a mosque.

Salif Keita cancels his South African performance in response to rising xenophobic violence.

A deep lunar eclipse will occur tonight, turning the moon red — here's how to watch.

PIMART pharmacists receive approval to apply for permits to dispense ARVs.

Unvaccinated babies are at increased risk as measles cases continue to rise, experts warn.

Two German airport workers tragically die from malaria after a mosquito arrives on a plane.

The Knysna police captain investigating local politicians’ murders has been killed in a shoot-out.

International giants are slowly taking over a major sector in South Africa, raising concerns.

Dolly Parton’s legacy is honored by South African musicians celebrating her impact on the industry.

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