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COVID-19 death toll in SA rises to 116<\/a>: The number of COVID-19 deaths in South Africa has increased by 13 to 116 while the total number of confirmed COVID-19 cases rises to 5,951.<\/p>\n South Africa reports 13 more deaths related to COVID-19<\/a>: South Africa on Friday reported 304 new cases of COVID-19 and 13 more related deaths in the past 24 hours, bringing the death toll to 116. The new deaths were reported in the Western Cape, Gauteng, \u2026<\/p>\n 13 more Covid-19 deaths in SA as cases climb by more than 300<\/a>: Thirteen more South Africans have died of Covid-19 and there are now 5,951 cases in the country. This means that there was an increase of 304 cases in the last 24 hours, and the death toll has now \u2026<\/p>\n BREAKING NEWS: SA\u2019s confirmed Covid-19 cases rise to 5 951 , with 13 deaths on Day 1 of level 4 lockdown<\/a>: Confirmed Covid-19 infections in South Africa have risen to 5 951, with 13 deaths recorded in the past 24 hours, Health Minister Zweli Mkhize announced on Friday.<\/p>\n 1992 World Cup: Don\u2019t forget Chris Harris at Eden Park<\/a>: Don\u2019t be fooled, though. Harris was a central figure for New Zealand, a man whose performance could \u2013 and perhaps should \u2013 have hauled them into their first World Cup final. In an alternate universe, \u2026<\/p>\n Durban mayor launches Social Relief Plan to help poor communities<\/a>: The estimated cost of each food hamper or voucher is R 600.00 per household and the Municipality has set aside R66 million for this intervention.<\/p>\n COVID-19: Former banker aims to revitalise textile industry<\/a>: We didn\u2019t know where to get them.\u201d Mntungwa says her aim beyond the COVID-19 outbreak, is to revitalise the ailing textile industry. \u201cThis factory used to employ many people but it shut down. As the \u2026<\/p>\n
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