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[ad_1] By Thami Magubane 4h ago Share this article: SharecheepShareShareShareEmailShare Durban: The Covid-19 outbreak at the beleaguered Gizenga Mpanza Regional Justice Hospital (Stanger) has worsened, after eight more babies tested positive for the virus. This raises the number of babies who tested positive to 10. KwaZulu-Natal Prime Minister Sihle Zikalala …

[ad_1] Fifty-nine people are in public or private health centers in Gauteng, where they are being treated by Covid-19. The province has 1,952 confirmed cases of Covid-19, with 1,305 recoveries and 22 deaths. “Out of a total of 9 486 tracked contacts (these are people who were in contact with …

[ad_1] Archive Photo by REUTERS / Pascal Lauener (SWITZERLAND) Former finance minister Trevor Manuel has issued two strong warnings to the government within two days that South Africa’s lockdown regulations are both endangering constitutional democracy and failing ‘the test of rationality’. “I think we have to ask government to be …

[ad_1] It’s fair to say this one sailed under the radar on Sunday. The communications ministry, following Jackson Mthembu’s temporary direction during the shutdown, has amended certain sections of the National Disaster Law by removing three key paragraphs from the legal document; everything related to our mobile networks. Mobile price …

[ad_1] By Baldwin Ndaba 4h ago Share this article: CompartirTweetCompartirCompartirCompartirE-mailCompartir Johannesburg – Millions of jobless South Africans will learn today if they qualify to receive the Covid-19 Social Relief of Distress grant. Social Development Minister Lindiwe Zulu is set to announce requirements for the R350 President Cyril Ramaphosa last month …

[ad_1] The return of senior management teams (SMTs) to schools has been delayed. This is according to the South African Teachers Union (SAOU), which explained the situation in a document seen by MyBroadband. He said teacher unions met with Basic Education Minister Angie Motshekga on Saturday to discuss issues related …

[ad_1] President Cyril Ramaphosa cautioned that people must be prepared “to live with the coronavirus among us for a year or even longer,” adding that people should expect an increase in Covid-19 infections as more people return to the job. In his weekly bulletin on Monday, the president said that …

[ad_1] South Africa will focus on increasing detection, testing, and its case management program as it enters its peak period of fighting the Covid-19 pandemic. This is according to President Cyril Ramaphosa, in his weekly column: From the President’s Desk. The country has seen an increase in daily infections in …

[ad_1] This week, the President has said in his weekly letter that the focus on beating Covid-19 will now have to shift to individual behavior as the country slowly returns to work on closing the blockade. He said that it was now clear that the virus would remain a threat …

[ad_1] War Premier league clubs will meet Monday with mounting tensions over the division ‘Restarting the project’ They plan to end the season amid the coronavirus crisis. Premier League bosses hope to return to action in June, but that goal could be thwarted by an internal battle between clubs that …