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\u2018It\u2019s as if floodgates have opened\u2019 since level 4 was announced: KZN premier<\/a>: Natal premier Sihle Zikalala has lamented that his province\u2019s people have seemingly not adhered to level 4 lockdown regulations.<\/p>\n Cops discover R1.7m in dagga to be taken by truck from KZN to Cape Town<\/a>: Five people were arrested after they were caught loading 57 bags of dagga into a truck at business premises in Mkondeni, Pietermaritzburg.<\/p>\n South Africa: Today\u2019s latest news and headlines, Monday 11 May<\/a>: Back to school or not? It remains to be seen whether principals and school management teams will heed the call by Sadtu to stay at home today.<\/p>\n Coronavirus morning update: SA cases pass 10 000, as concerns raised over Western and Eastern Cape<\/a>: More than 10 000 cases have now been reported in South Africa, as Health Minister Zweli Mkhize expressed concern that the Western Cape and Eastern Cape combined comprised 84% of the total new cases.<\/p>\n South Africa records more than 10,000 COVID-19 cases<\/a>: International, MNA | The total number of confirmed COVID-19 cases in South Africa has reached 10,015, with 595 new cases reported in the past 24 hours \u2026<\/p>\n COVID-19: Zulu King adds voice to lockdown appeal as cases cross 10,000 in S Africa<\/a>: Johannesburg, May 11 () Zulu King Goodwill Zwelithini has added his voice to the calls for South Africans to adhere to the coronavirus-linked national lockdown regulations as the COVID-19 cases in \u2026<\/p>\n Scots golfer Bradley Neil is a different sort of driver during coronavirus crisis<\/a>: Former amateur sensation Bradley Neil recognises that coronavirus has put his golfing ambitions on hold. With no prospect of tournament golf for months, Neil is working as a delivery driver for Tesco \u2026<\/p>\n
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