Author: Scrolla Africa

SAPS National Commissioner Khehla Sitole has issued guidelines for the use of force by the police.

Free State journalist Paul Nthoba, allegedly beaten up twice by police, has fled to Lesotho for United Nations protection.

Seven men were shot execution-style in a house in eMsahweni, south of Durban, on Wednesday night.

The Department of Health has named the ten hardest-hit districts likely to remain at high lockdown levels.

This year’s matric pupils will be examined on the full curriculum, says Deputy Education Minister Makgabo Mhaule.

Schools will reopen on 1 June, but only for grades 7 and 12, says Basic Education Minister Angie Motshekga. The return of other grades “will be discussed later”.

Lesotho prime minister Tom Thabane has finally resigned after clinging onto power until Tuesday.

A Cameroon pastor and former presidential candidate has left his followers wondering whether they caught Covid-19 from him.

On Sunday South Africa recorded its highest-ever increase in Covid-19 cases: 1,160 new cases in a single day.

Tom Thabane, the Lesotho Prime Minister accused of murder, is still refusing to quit.

Lockdown regulations have been amended from today to allow more clothing to be sold in level 4. Here’s what you can now buy:

A taxi driver arrested for continuing to drive passengers to Eastern Cape despite testing positive for Covid-19 has been charged with attempted murder and violating the Disaster Management Act.