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Coronavirus – South Africa: Electoral Commission of South Africa (IEC) must move with speed to confirm addresses on the voters roll: The committee is cognisant of the challenges Covid-19 presents to the IEC in rolling out outreach programmes and the impact it may have on voter registration weeks …
PSL clubs ready to welcome Ghana great Muntari to South Africa: After joining Udinese in Italy from Liberty Professionals, Muntari went on to star for the likes of Inter Milan, Portsmouth and AC Milan. He most recently played for Albacete and is considering ending …
Denosa urges honesty about COVID-19 symptoms when consulting healthcare workers: KwaZulu-Natal secretary Mandla Shabangu says the stigmatisation around the virus may be contributing to the problem. The Democratic Nursing Organisation of South Africa (Denosa) in KwaZulu-Natal has …
13 KZN drivers licensing centres shut after COVID-19 outbreaks: Eshowe, Vryheid, Howick, Mooi River, Underberg, Hlabisa, Richmond, Utrecht and Nongoma. While the provincial offices which have been shut are Newcastle, Rossburgh, Pinetown and Mkondeni RTI. …
DA’s Mbali Ntuli is latest politician to test positive for COVID-19: Ntuli is the latest in a string of politicians and government officials to fall ill with coronavirus in KwaZulu-Natal and elsewhere in South Africa.
Coronavirus – South Africa: Minister Zweli Mkhize confirms total of 287796 cases of Coronavirus COVID-19: As of today, a cumulative total of 287 796 confirmed COVID-19 cases in South Africa have been reported. Case Data: Province Total cases for 13 July 2020 Percentage total Eastern Cape 52058 18,1 Free …
KZN residents block road with burning tyres, call for provision of water: At the core of their grievances was the lack of water in the area. The South African understands that the residents gathered in the early of hours and blocked the road with burning tyres and logs.
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Quick Durban KwaZulu-Natal Fact: Rugby – The Sharks, who compete in the Super 14 with four other South African teams, four teams from Australia, and five from New Zealand. Natal Sharks (closely connected to, but not to be confused with the Super 14 team), who compete in South Africa’s domestic competition, the Currie Cup.
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