Covid-19: ‘It’s in your hands’ – Ramaphosa calls on citizens to play their part: President Cyril Ramaphosa says South Africa is now at risk of even more coronavirus infections as it prepares to gear down to alert Level 3 of the lockdown. ……
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PICS: Search and Rescue K9’s find body of missing KZN man: Durban – KwaDukuza police are investigating a murder following the recovery of a body of a 39-year- old man who had missing for more than a week. Xolani Mzobe was found with multiple stab wounds by IPSS Medical Rescue along with police in Gledhow. IPSS Medical Resuce spokesman, Paul Herbst said their Search & Rescue division assisted SAPS K9 Search & Rescue in the search for a 38-year-old male who has been missing since last week Saturday. He said it was believed that the man was stabbed…
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Over 200k workers could lose their jobs in WC due to COVID-19 – Treasury: The provincial Treasury Department head David Savage said of the over 200,000 job losses predicted, several came from the tourism industry. ……
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COVID-19: Underground production to remain halted at AngloGold’s Mponeng Mine: The gold miner announced on Sunday that 164 workers tested had positive for COVID-19 at the operation. ……
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EXPLAINER | Lockdown Level 3: What you will be allowed to do and what you won’t: You may soon exercise outside whenever you want, buy liquor and fly domestically for business reasons. ……
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Between two devils: Why hospitals must act fast to prevent health worker deaths from Covid-19: A new investigative report details the rapid spread of the coronavirus disease in St Augustine’s Hospital in Durban, and how it could have been prevented. ……
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Metros targeted under level 3: Cape Town – “It’s in your hands,” said President Cyril Ramaphosa, quoting the country’s democratic founding father, Nelson Mandela, as South Africa prepares to further ease the lockdown regulations to level 3 to allow increased economic activity from June 1. “The risk of a massive increase in infections is now greater than it has been since the start of the coronavirus outbreak in our country. “Now is the time when we must intensify our efforts and deepen our co-operation. “Now, we look once again to you, your actions and your sense of responsibility. We look to you to uphold the sanctity of life and the dignity of all people. We…
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Uncertainty as Western Cape teachers union holds talks on schools reopening: Cape Town – SA Democratic Teachers Union (Sadtu) members in the Western Cape were locked in talks on Sunday night over the reopening of schools. Their meeting was on the back of Sadtu in KwaZulu-Natal, Gauteng, North West and Limpopo publicly urging members not to return to work. Basic Education Minister Angie Motshekga indicated last week that all teachers were due to report for duty from Monday to prepare for Grade 7 and…
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Winde welcomes news that Western Cape will be moving to lockdown level 3: Cape Town – While Premier Alan Winde welcomed the news that the Western Cape will be moving to lockdown level 3, he stressed that “we must all change our behaviour to keep safe and to save lives”. President Cyril Ramaphosa announced on Sunday evening that the entire country will move to Alert Level 3, which entailed the easing and lifting of some of the lockdown restrictions. The Western Cape premier said that while…
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Ramaphosa on SA moving to level 3 lockdown: ‘It is now in your hands’: But with more than 22,000 confirmed cases of COVID-19 in the country, the president warned South Africans the worst was yet to come. ……
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