Author: Scrolla Africa

Guess who’s manning the roadblock?

A roadblock is a different way of celebrating Women’s Month.

Afghanistan women’s football team escapes the Taliban

Afghanistan's national women’s football team were part of a group of over 75 people who left the troubled country on a flight to Australia on Wednesday.

Theo Cogill’s remarkable journey from paralyzed stab victim to Paralympic athlete

Despite going through the devastating trauma of being stabbed in the neck, spine and lower arms nearly a decade ago, Theo Cogill’s dream came true when made his debut at the Paralympics.

ANC Workers, unpaid for three months, accuse the party of exploitation

The ruling party hasn't paid its employees for the third straight month - and many risk losing their houses and cars.

It’s safer inside: murder accused drops bail application after angry women threaten him at court

If Brian Somfaka was released from jail, said the women picketing outside court, they would take the law into their own hands.

Man who wins jackpot hopes to get his wife back too

Earlier this year, his wife left him because he “did not have enough money”. But months later he won R8 million in the Powerball Plus lottery. Now he fancies his chances of winning her back.

Eleven million South Africans have taken the jab

On Tuesday, 266,988 vaccines were administered across the country, taking the total number of vaccines administered to 11,076,106.

Former soldier tries to save 200 cats and dogs from the Taliban

Since the city of Kabul fell to the Taliban earlier this month, Paul Farthing has fought tirelessly to secure safe passage out of Afghanistan for those who live in his animal sanctuary.

Hospital discharges gravely injured teenager days before he died

Evans Mthombeni was admitted to Kwamhlanga Hospital after he was severely beaten with a metal bar at his high school.

Ace Magashule, returns to the High Court to demand that it overturns a decision it has already made

Ace Magashule will continue with his fight to have his full-time ANC secretary-general position back at the South Gauteng High Court on Wednesday.

Bloemfontein Celtic’s last surviving founder can smile again

Victor Mahatanya received a call last Friday and was told that Bloemfontein Celtic will no longer play in the City of Roses.

Buying dead bodies among scams that cost insurers R587 million last year

Insurers dished out over R587 million to fraudsters in 2020, whose scams spanned from fake accidents to the buying of dead bodies from mortuary employees for a larger payout.

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