Your personal news briefing for today

Minister Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula has painted the picture of a worse Covid-19 scenario in the next few months where soldiers would be collecting bodies and helping to bury them.

When Ryan Osborne and Elena Manighetti left the Canary Islands on February 28, coronavirus was an epidemic in the Far East they thought was dying down.

Employees at Clicks stores have accused management of making them work during the lockdown and now not wanting to pay them.

South Africa now has 3 635 confirmed cases of Covid-19 and 7 new deaths, taking the death toll to 65, Health Minister Zweli Mkhize confirmed on Wednesday.

A charge was brought against Langeberg Municipality mayor Henry Jansen, who was seen in a picture embracing councillor Niklaas Beginsel, upon his release from prison on bail.

This comes after the Supreme Court of Appeal found that a confession made during an alleged torture was a violation of the law.

Benoni Town Hall, which is an 84-year-old building, was stripped of pipes and steel objects allegedly by the 102 homeless people housed there.

A clinical psychologist says while the rest of the country was being asked to stay home, health workers were being called to the most dangerous of environments.

All eyes are on President Cyril Ramaphosa as he prepares to address the nation with interest largely pinned on which lockdown regulations may be eased.

Crime statistics revealed, from March 29-April 22 last year compared with March 27-April 20 this year, murder cases dropped from 1 542 to 432 showing a decrease of 1 110.