State-run logistics and port operator Transnet has been hit by a cyber hack, with its IT system, several of its websites and its Navis container terminal operating system offline on Thursday morning.

Only a few hours after Kgaugelo Mathabathe was accused of stealing a co-worker's handbag he was dead - allegedly kidnapped and beaten to death by his accusers.

Millions of people from around the globe are going to spend the next two weeks glued to their TV sets as the Olympics kick off this weekend.

A bitter dispute over a sand mine turned deadly when a grandfather and grandson, who were relatives of a local traditional leader, were murdered in an execution-style hit in Mzumbe on the KZN South Coast.

In a landscape of high unemployment and skyrocketing levels of depression, a gospel acapella group called Blendeo Voices has been bringing cheer to KwaZulu-Natal and Gauteng.

Only close relatives and friends were allowed to attend the funeral of Jacob Zuma’s brother, Michael, in Nkandla, KZN.

There is more than a glimmer of hope that Alexandra’s one and only radio station will soon be broadcasting from the kasi again.

There was a time when Phumlani Mkhize was one of South Africa’s top footballers - but that was a long time ago.

Ace Magashule is not worried as the police cast their net wider for people who stoked the violence and looting that gripped the country last week.

Load shedding is back and the same old excuses are being trotted out again.

The South African football team started their match against Japan at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics on the back foot when two players and a video analyst tested positive for coronavirus following their arrival at the Olympic Village.

We present our Scrolla News report - read by Zuzile Ndlela.