South Africa continues to battle the spread on COVID-19, stricter regulations have been put in place under level 3 of the lockdown. Apart from the alcohol ban, an evening curfew has also been re-imposed. But how easy is it to police and monitor these restrictions? NSA Global Security Consultants, Rory Steyn talks to eNCA.

Hundreds of thousands of people are in need of food, water and shelter after Cyclone Idai battered Mozambique. Tropical Cyclone Idai is one of the most powerful storms to hit Africa, killing hundreds of people and displacing thousands from their homes.

21 people were tragically killed in the militant attack on a hotel and office complex in Nairobi, Kenya on 15 January, when a group of gunmen raided the office and hotel complex in the upmarket Westland area of Nairobi. At least two explosions targeted parked vehicles outside a bank in the complex and the lobby of the DusitD2 Nairobi Hotel.

As the news of the Winter Olympics cyber-attack broke and the official website was taken offline, OSAC (Overseas Security Advisory Council) has put out this advice on how to take precautions against cyber-attacks that is useful for us all. • Exercise caution and learn to identify spear phishing attempts: Malware samples are thought to have often been spread through spear phishing email messages. Certain indicators may signal a heightened likelihood that an email is a spear phishing attempt:

The Global Citizen Festival event held at the FNB Stadium in Johannesburg, South Africa on Sunday was marred by ugly scenes of wanton violence as gangs of juveniles stabbed and robbed people leaving the stadium after the event. The event, an uplifting and inspirational initiative predominantly aimed at ending violence and abuse against women and the eradication of poverty, ended with Beyonce inside the stadium and sadly, mayhem outside of it. According to witnesses, the attacks happened in the vicinity of a Sasol fuel station situated close to the stadium in Soweto, in the early hours of Monday morning.