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Thousands of small-scale farmers given aid, South Africans headed home from India, and coronavirus hits a mine<\/a>: It was announced over the weekend that 15,000 small-scale farmers would receive financial aid from the government. Meanwhile, an Implats mine was forced to close after miners tested positive for Covid \u2026<\/p>\n \u2018Ineptocracy\u2019, not Covid-19, is the problem<\/a>: Government by the inept or \u2018ineptocracy\u2019, is presenting the populace of South Africa with more headaches than the virus that is threatening the lives of many people worldwide.<\/p>\n COVID-19 Latest: Confirmed cases up by 1 160, three more deaths<\/a>: Another day of high rising case numbers, and the death toll continues to increase. Here are your COVID-19 figures for Sunday 17 May \u2026<\/p>\n KwaZulu-Natal prisons boss may have laundered R16m, says SIU report<\/a>: Prison boss Mnikelwa Nxele is on suspension with full pay as government appeals his victory for reinstatement at the Durban labour court \u2026<\/p>\n Minister, premier, Implats CEO meet on Limpopo Covid detection<\/a>: Mineral Resources and Energy Minister Gwede Mantashe on Sunday convened an urgent meeting with the Limpopo Provincial Government, led by Premier Stanley Mathabatha, and Impala Platinum (Implats) CEO \u2026<\/p>\n KZN will move to level 3!<\/a>: \u201cIn just a few short months, KZN has implemented mass screening and testing programmes where more than 2.4 million people have \u2026<\/p>\n KZN ready to move to Level 3, but \u2018everyone has to play their part\u2019 \u2013 Zikalala<\/a>: The premier says the province\u2019s high-risk regions, in terms of risk and vulnerability analysis, must be strongly examined before the end of May.<\/p>\n
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