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LIVE UPDATES: Coronavirus COVID-19 in South Africa<\/a>: The Western Cape still remains the epicentre of the COVID-19 virus in the country, with 10 003 cases, followed by Gauteng with 2343, and Eastern Cape with 2052. This comes after the Health Department \u2026<\/p>\n Usuthu Confident Bafana Call Up \u2018Is Around The Corner\u2019 For Striker<\/a>: AmaZulu are confident that the club\u2019s top striker Bonginkosi Ntuli is on course to get a call-up to the South African senior national team. Ntuli has been one of the top performers for Usuthu this \u2026<\/p>\n Jiba to face prosecution: AfriForum<\/a>: Afriforum\u2019s Private Prosecutions Unit says former Deputy National Director of Public Prosecutions, Nomgcobo Jiba, will face prosecution.<\/p>\n Gauteng will move to level 3 lockdown in June \u2018together\u2019: Makhura<\/a>: The province has recorded 26 deaths to date, which is fourth behind the Western Cape (166), KwaZulu -Natal (45), and the Eastern Cape (39). Proportionately, Gauteng has a high recovery rate, at 1,657 \u2026<\/p>\n More than 1,500 schools hit by vandalism, theft during lockdown<\/a>: The vandalism of schools across the country continues to worsen during the Covid-19 lockdown \u2014 and most of it is taking place in Gauteng and KwaZulu-Natal. Countrywide, 1,577 schools have been rocked \u2026<\/p>\n Grades 7, 12 back to school 1 June; 1,577 schools vandalised during lockdown \u2013 Motshekga<\/a>: Angie Motshekga said all schools in the country, including the independent schools in the metropolitan areas will resume from the 1st of June in phases.<\/p>\n Schools to reopen on 1 June: Dept of Basic Education<\/a>: Minister of Basic Education Angie Motshekga has confirmed Grade 7 and 12 pupils will be the first groups to start learning.<\/p>\n
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