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Covid SA death rate significantly lower than world average, says Cyril: President Cyril Ramaphosa says that while the country’s Covid-19 infections are climbing, the rate of recovery is high and the death rate low compared with other countries. Ramaphosa was commenting at …
Injured hijacker captured while being treated at hospital: Due to a concerted effort by the team, one of the suspects was located at a local hospital where he was being treated for gunshot wounds. He was positively identified and linked to the case. The …
Concerns over people’s refusal to wear masks amidst deadly pandemic: With the rate of Covid-19 infections and deaths growing exponentially, daily, in KwaZulu Natal, there are still people who refuse to adhere to various safety protocols.
Inanda claims unenviable honour of being rape capital of South Africa: Natal is regarded as South Africa’s murder capital for the fourth year running, Inanda, north of Durban, has recorded the highest number of rapes in the country.
Increase in rape and assault a grim marker of rising levels of gender-based violence: The 2019/20 crime statistics released on Friday 31 July paint a grim picture of the state of violence against women and children in South Africa.
Signs of Covid-19 daily infections stabilising – Ramaphosa: “In other provinces hard-hit by the epidemic, including the Western Cape, Gauteng and KwaZulu-Natal, the health system has so far had sufficient capacity to cope with the number of admissions.
‘We can eradicate coronavirus’: Ramaphosa on 500,000 Covid-19 cases: This is the message from President Cyril Ramaphosa in a statement acknowledging the grim milestone. Health minister Dr Zweli Mkhize on Saturday said that there were 503,290 Covid-19 infections across …
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