South Africa News in English

Good morning! It’s 28th August, and here’s your South Africa daily news capsule.

DA receives R104 million in donations while IEC warns ANC over compliance issues.

Lebeya denies interference in police raid on ‘KT’ Molefe’s house amid factional rifts.

Zuma’s architect ordered to repay R147 million for Nkandla upgrades, not acting alone.

Another suspect arrested in the Ekurhuleni blue lights saga, complicating legal matters for Mkhwanazi.

Durban family prays for daughter’s return after a four-hour call goes silent post-Nepal floods.

Friday's weather brings strong winds and warm showers across Western and Northern Cape.

Major Eskom power station shut down after turbine trip, raising concerns over energy supply.

Ramaphosa unveils R264 billion infrastructure pipeline, aiming to boost South Africa’s economy.

Zambia opposition leader surrenders to police, marking a significant political development.

Lake Kariba ferry tragedy leads to arrest of RIDA official charged with culpable homicide.

US backs DRC copper and cobalt railway with up to $1 billion, enhancing mineral investments.

South Africa’s rand strengthens past R16 to the dollar, entering a new era of stability.

Malian singer Salif Keïta cancels South Africa shows due to concerns over xenophobic violence.

Invisible disabilities highlight the struggle for help, raising awareness in South Africa.

UN appeals for $1.1 billion to combat the fast-growing Ebola outbreak in the DRC.

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