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SA records 1 554 new COVID-19 cases, 163 deaths: NATIONAL NEWS – South Africa’s COVID-19 death toll has increased by 163 deaths on Thursday, which brings the tally to 52 535 since the outbreak. According to Health Minister, Dr Zweli Mkhize, 71 …
UKZN forensic investigator Avril Sahadew appears in court: Durban – The criminal case against Avril Sahadew has been transferred to the Pinetown Regional Court. Sahadew, 43, has been charged with defeating the ends of justice, kidnapping and crimen injuria.
Dolphins and Titans frustrated by Durban weather: Rain and bad light ruined the opening day of the 4-Day Domestic Series final after the Dolphins and Titans were left frustrated in Durban on Thursday.
Scientists Say S. Africa’s AstraZeneca Ethically Concerning: Six of South Africa’s leading medical scientists said the government’s decision to sell 1 million coronavirus vaccines developed by AstraZeneca Plc to other African nations is questionable because it …
South Africa Under Fire Over Resale of AstraZeneca Vaccines: Six of South Africa’s leading medical scientists said the government’s decision to sell 1 million coronavirus vaccines developed by AstraZeneca Plc to other African nations is questionable because it …
Three horse race for DA KZN provincial leader position: As the DA in KZN prepares to elect a new provincial leader, two of those contesting the position say they are gunning for municipalities governed by the ANC and IFP.
SA faces criticism over AstraZeneca vaccine resale: Six of South Africa’s leading medical scientists said the government’s decision to sell 1 million coronavirus vaccines developed by AstraZeneca Plc to other African nations is questionable because it …
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SA records 1 554 new coronavirus infections in the last 24-hour cycle