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Cat Robinson<\/a>: Instilled with a love of language from an early age, Cat enjoys bending her pen to different subjects, researching new topics and, hopefully, giving a touch of flair to every piece she writes. Our \u2026<\/p>\n COVID-19: KZN\u2019s St Augustine\u2019s and Kingsway hospitals to reopen tomorrow<\/a>: St Augustine\u2019s Hospital in Durban and Kingsway Hospital in Amanzimtoti were forced to close after an alarming number of coronavirus cases.<\/p>\n Store owner denounces Covid-19 rumours<\/a>: He said he would not hesitate to open a case against anyone confirmed to have started, or spread, such rumours \u2026<\/p>\n National COVID-19 testing backlog means patients wait up to 10 days for results<\/a>: Testing delays stoke fears that COVID-19 figures may be under-estimated. Western Cape healthcare workers have reported waiting up to 10 days for COVID-19 test results \u2014 and sources in Gauteng say they \u2026<\/p>\n M4M: Providing vital info for mothers in the uncertain times of Covid-19<\/a>: Messages for Mothers was initiated just before lockdown to help women stay informed and encouraged, using digital channels.<\/p>\n Political stardom beckons for virus point man, Mkhize<\/a>: Minister of Health Zweli Mkhize has won such praise for his handling of the coronavirus crisis that he\u2019s being touted as a possible successor to President Cyril Ramaphosa.<\/p>\n Six places called Dundee around the world you might not have heard of<\/a>: The fourth-largest city in Scotland, Dundee has long been known for the three Js \u2013 Jute, Jam and Journalism. But its namesakes around the world are recognisable in their own right for a variety of \u2026<\/p>\n
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