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COVID-19 claims 44 more lives, infects over 2500 more people: The COVID-19 death toll in South Africa has increased to 952 on Saturday, after 44 more patients lost their lives to the coronavirus induced disease. Of the 44 deaths reported over the past 24 hours, …
45,973 cases of COVID-19 in South Africa: The Department of Health has announced that there are now 45,973 recorded cases of COVID-19 in South Africa. The total number of deaths attributed to the virus is now 952 – an increase of 44 over the …
Body of drowned KwaZulu-Natal teenager recovered: Rescuers have recovered the body of 17-year old Siboniso Ntshangase, the boy who was feared drowned at Dumbe in Paulpietersburg in northern.
OPINION | Why road safety can become a concern under lockdown Level 3: As of 1 June 2020, lockdown rules and regulations have been relaxed to grant South African citizens slightly greater freedom of movement. Though this does not allow absolute freedom to go and do as …
S. Africa’s COVID-19 epicenter seeking thousands health workers amid surge in cases: The Western Cape province, South Africa’s epicenter of the COVID-19 outbreak, said on Saturday that it is advertizing for 5,272 health workers amid a spike in confirmed cases. The province must …
Hollywoodbets New Challenge – The Early Leaderboards: The competition offers prize money to the value of R530,000 with individual challenges for trainers, jockeys, horses, grooms and apprentices …
KZN Education Dept insists teaching & learning will resume on Monday: MEC Kwazi Mshengu outlined the province’s R57 billion budget for the 2020-2021 financial year and suggested that most schools would be ready to receive pupils next week.
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