What’s happening in South Africa
A selection of stories from across the country that made headlines last week
Chinese fishing trawlers detained after entering South African waters without permission
The trawlers were detected entering the South African Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ) off the Northern Cape coast
Level 4: Licensing and Deeds Office open from 1 May
South Africans will be able to obtain licences and have title deeds registered, as well as access social workers and counselling as the lockdown moves from level 5 to level 4
https://zululandobserver.co.za/lnn/1016607/level-4-licensing-and-deeds-office-open-from-1-may
Lockdown sees 65% decline in violent crimes stats
Trio crimes car hijacking and robberies at homes and nonresidential places decreased by 80.9%, 65.5% and 53.8% respectively
https://zululandobserver.co.za/lnn/1016555/lockdown-sees-65-decline-in-violent-crimes-stats
Unite against infectious diseases this World Malaria Day
Goodbye Malaria has called for the collaboration between the private and sectors in the fight malaria
https://zululandobserver.co.za/lnn/1016552/unite-against-infectious-diseases-this-world-malaria-day
Covid-19: People who test positive must not be stigmatised – KZN Health MEC hits out against stigma over infected patients’ hospital admission
Angry community members burnt tyres outside Unjunjambili Hospital, near KwaDukuza, north of Durban to protest against the admission of Covid-19 patients
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