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The Covid-19 realities of frontline staff in SA retail stores and their coffee shops<\/a>: A growing number of retail stores have been forced to temporarily close after frontline staff tested positive for Covid-19. This has led to questions around these store\u2019s pay policies, access to the \u2026<\/p>\n More stranded South Africans fly home, Soweto taxi rank pilots new hygiene measures and police force hit hard by Coronavirus<\/a>: Things changed overnight in South Africa on 15 March when the national state of disaster was declared \u2014 and it won\u2019t be the last time it does. Daily Maverick\u2019s Daily Digest will provide the essential \u2026<\/p>\n The story of an Mfecane mega-drought is written in the trees<\/a>: Hundreds of thousands of people \u2013 possibly even a million or more \u2013 across southern Africa died from starvation and war during the \u2018crushing\u2019, the Difaqane or Mfecane, of 1816-17. One of the main \u2026<\/p>\n Maersk delivers refrigerated containers from Middle East to South Africa<\/a>: To offset the scarcity of reefer containers in South Africa ahead of this citrus season and to support the nation\u2019s agricultural sector, Maersk has brought 1,800 empty refrigerated 40-foot containers \u2026<\/p>\n Correctional Services Department conducts inspection of COVID-19 isolation, quarantine sites in KZN<\/a>: The National Commissioner of Correctional Services , Arthur Fraser , has conducted an inspection of COVID-19 isolation and quarantine sites in Estcourt in the KwaZulu-Natal Midlands.<\/p>\n Watch: \u201cDon\u2019t Lose Hope,\u201d Zweli Mkhize Tells SA Health Workers As Coronavirus Spreads In The Country<\/a>: South African Health Minister Doctor Zweli Mkhize has dedicated International Nurses Day to the healthcare workers fighting COVID-19 and the nurses in South Africa who paid the ultimate price for it.<\/p>\n Mkhize salutes nurses who died of Covid-19 in International Nurses Day speech<\/a>: Health Minister Zweli Mkhize on Tuesday dedicated this year\u2019s International Nurses Day to the health practitioners who died in the ongoing arduous battle against the novel coronavirus (Covid-19). \u201cAs \u2026<\/p>\n
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