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New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has announced that her country is now free of Covid-19.

Many countries have seen government ministers and officials break the rules. Which is the worst so far?

Gogo Emily tried for decades to erect a tombstone in memory of her son, killed in June 76 by apartheid police. She finally got the stone this year, and prepared for the unveiling. But her dream was dashed by the lockdown.

Zimbabwe’s ruling ZANU-PF party has threatened journalists reporting a corruption scandal involving President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s son.

The protests in America at racial discrimination and police brutality continued. In New York, two police cars drove into protestors.

A police general, three brigadiers and three colonels have been arrested for tender fraud in early morning raids.

The OR Tambo district municipality in Umtata in the Eastern Cape has confirmed its mayor, Thokozile Sokanyile, has tested positive for Covid-19.

Covid-19 could kill 9,300 people in the Western Cape this year.

A family was saved from a burning car in Boipatong by SANDF soldiers and police.

Eastern Cape premier Oscar Mabuyane has decided to quarantine himself at his house after a colleague tested positive for the coronavirus.

Lesotho's no.2 top cop has been arrested and fined in South Africa.

Shoprite is offering a R50,000 reward for information on the thieves who tunnelled into a Jo’burg liquor store to steal R300,000 worth of liquor.