SA counts 86 COVID-19 related deaths, the global toll tops 200,000: Around the world, the US, which is the epicenter of the pandemic, has recorded more than 50,000 fatalities – the highest than anywhere in the world. ……
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Lotto Results: Saturday, 25 April 2020: EWN brings you the winning Lotto results. Are you a winner? ……
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Explained: How the government will decide to allow alcohol sales again: The country will be under Level 4 lockdown from 1 May, but this does not mean that you can celebrate with your favourite drink on that date. Alcohol sales will still be banned until South Africa reaches a Level 3 lockdown. ……
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Lockdown | Compensation and working remotely: Legal experts weigh in on the work environment: Legal experts have weighed in on how companies can prepare the workplace during and post the lockdown, which was implemented last month to prevent the spread of Covid-19. ……
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Covid-19: Autism community pleads for relaxed lockdown rules: South Africa’s autism community is pleading with the government for urgent lockdown concessions to restore much needed “routine” and access to support services. ……
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Govt to impose curfew as business counts the cost and sport codes set to suffer …: The country will be subject to an unprecedented curfew from 20:00 to 05:00 if the government’s draft proposals regulating business and society under new risk levels are finalised next week. ……
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Covid-19 death toll climbs to 86 after 7 new deaths reported: The Covid-19 death toll has risen to 86 after seven more deaths were reported, Health Minister Zweli Mkhize has announced. ……
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SA’s Covid-19 death toll now at 86, as confirmed cases rise to 4 361: Johannesburg – South Africa now has 4 361 confirmed Covid-19 cases and 7 more virus-related deaths, Health Minister Zweli Mkhize confirmed on Saturday. This is an increase of 141 new infections from Friday. Friday saw an increase of 267 new cases, whereas Thursday had 318 new infections, the highest single jump since the virus entered South Africa’s shores in March. The seven new fatalities are as follows: 4 from the Eastern Cape, 2 from the Western Cape and one from Limpopo. The Western Cape has the highest number of confirmed cases and the most deaths in the country. The country has also recorded more than 1400 recoveries, with more than 800 recoveries being recorded in Gauteng and about…
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Alleged drug dealers busted for transporting dagga hidden in coffin: Durban – Two alleged drug dealers posing as funeral parlour employees and transporting dagga hidden in a coffin have been arrested in KwaZulu-Natal, while two others were arrested in the Northern Cape after they crashed their car when they tried to flee from police, the South African Police Service (SAPS) said on Sunday. Police officers from the Pongola SAPS in Northern KwaZulu-Natal…
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WATCH | Cape Town videographer raises about R300 000 in a week to feed communities: Chad Nathan took to the streets of Cape Town, armed with his camera, ready to document the impact of South Africa’s nationwide lockdown on the less fortunate. ……
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