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South Africa: COVID-19 cases increase to 5 350, with 103 deaths<\/a>: The total number of confirmed COVID-19 cases in South Africa is 5 350, with 103 deaths reported. This is an increase of 354 from Tuesday. \u201cThis is the highest number of cases in a 24 hour cycle \u2026<\/p>\n No shortage of PPE for healthcare workers in KZN \u2013 MEC<\/a>: Zulu says there is no shortage of Personal Protection Equipment (PPE) for healthcare workers in the province. But she says they don\u2019t have as much stock as they\u2019d like to have. She was speaking in \u2026<\/p>\n Rangers accused by league chief of bringing game into disrepute<\/a>: Rangers risk \u201cbringing the game into disrepute\u201d after making allegations against Scottish Professional Football League executives without providing evidence.<\/p>\n \u2018Fraser vs Nxele\u2019 heads back to court<\/a>: Fraser has refused to accept a recent Labour Court ruling setting aside the dismissal of Nxele, who he fired last August, after a two-year court battle between the two. Despite appearing to have \u2026<\/p>\n \u2018We are going to live on prayer\u2019<\/a>: With schools set to reopen as the lockdown eases, teachers say too few classrooms, dodgy toilets and inadequate water make it difficult to teach safely \u2026<\/p>\n COVID-19 LIVE UPDATES | No cigarettes under level 4 lockdown: Dlamini-Zuma<\/a>: Zuma said on Wednesday night that people who left cities or provinces to go home ahead of the announcement of the national lockdown would be allowed to travel back for work, if their companies were \u2026<\/p>\n What\u2019s happening in South Africa<\/a>: South Africans will be able to obtain licences and have title deeds registered, as well as access social workers and counselling as the lockdown moves from level 5 to level 4. htt \u2026<\/p>\n
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