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COVID-19: Pineapple demand surges in S Africa over potential alcoholic kick<\/a>: Johannesburg, May 6 () The sale of pineapples in South Africa has registered a ten-fold spike as people are tapping the properties of the spiky fruit to prepare a drink with an alcoholic kick during \u2026<\/p>\n Covid-19: Confirmed number of cases in SA now at 7 572<\/a>: The Department of Health has announced that as of today, 5 May, the total number of confirmed Covid-19 cases in South Africa is at 7 572. A total of 268 064 tests have been conducted to date with 10 \u2026<\/p>\n Fear and hunger: 7 million set to rush retailers for child grants<\/a>: Seven million desperate and fearful child caregivers, whose starving families depend on government social grants for survival, are expected to descend on retailers en masse on Wednesday. The driving \u2026<\/p>\n National depts must improve communication with provinces \u2013 Zikalala<\/a>: The premier has complained to President Cyril Ramaphosa that national government departments often failed to communicate with provincial departments on their programmes.<\/p>\n As Health Dept monitors level 4 infection rate, Ramaphosa says expect an increase<\/a>: The Health Minister says they are keenly monitoring the impact of the level four lockdown on the country\u2019s coronavirus infection rate.<\/p>\n Introducing the new kids on the block<\/a>: This year, the number one regional commercial station\u2019s new lineup continues to build on this legacy, which seeks to make the industry accessible to young talent. Gagasi FM has, once again, identified \u2026<\/p>\n South Africa\u2019s blueberry production soars in 2019-20<\/a>: The SABPA said the 53% year-on-year increase was testament to the growing investment in, and demand for, the country\u2019s blueberry industry.<\/p>\n
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