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BREAKING: COVID-19 death toll rises to 75<\/a>: Case Data There are 318 new confirmed COVID-19 cases, with the total number of confirmed cases at 3 953 #COVID19 #C pic.twitter.com\/WaPB2r9oVn \u2014 Department of Health (@HealthZA) April 23, 2020 In \u2026<\/p>\n Covid-19: Residents protest as patients with coronavirus transferred to rural hospital<\/a>: Staff at Untunjambili Hospital in rural KwaZulu-Natal, where patients with Covid-19 have been directed, say they are not equipped to treat them. They say they were told on Wednesday morning by \u2026<\/p>\n Coronavirus fear: Chinese captain throws Tanzanians into shark infested waters<\/a>: READ ALSO: Stowaway found dead in KQ plane\u2019s landing gear After three days and two nights with no food on the makeshift raft, the two washed up on the KwaZulu-Natal coast of South Africa, exhausted.<\/p>\n Chinese crew throws two Tanzanians into shark-infested ocean for fear of coronavirus<\/a>: Rongli was fined Sh500,000 ($ 5,000) and each of his crew, Sh250,000 ($ 2.500). The African Maritime Safety Agency impounded the MV Top Grace when it docked at Richards Bay in KwaZulu-Natal, South \u2026<\/p>\n ANC in KZN urges government to probe alleged food parcel corruption<\/a>: The African National Congress (ANC) in KwaZulu-Natal is calling on government to investigate allegations that some councillors are involved in the embezzlement of food parcels meant for vulnerable \u2026<\/p>\n South Africa: Today\u2019s latest news and headlines, Friday 24 April<\/a>: South Africa has recorded 318 new COVID-19 cases, with the total number of confirmed cases at 3 953 as of Thursday. The country has also reported 10 new deaths \u2013 with the Western Cape recording six \u2026<\/p>\n S. Africa sees highest daily surge in COVID-19 cases<\/a>: With 1,279 cases, Western Cape has become the epicenter of the pandemic, followed by Gauteng with 1,252 and KwaZulu-Natal with 807. Western Cape also has 28 deaths, the highest number among all nine \u2026<\/p>\n
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