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SA COVID-19 Cases in South Africa Rise to 22 583<\/a>: Health Minister, Dr Zweli Mkhize, has announced a total number of 22\u00a0583 confirmed COVID-19 cases in South Africa. \u201cA total of 583\u00a0855 tests have been conducted to date with 19\u00a0485 tests done in the \u2026<\/p>\n Concerns mount over Covid-19 stigma in KZN<\/a>: Natal increases, provincial health authorities, health practitioners and public health activists urge residents to avoid the spread of misinformation fuelling stigma around Covid-19. Nomfundo Xolo \u2026<\/p>\n No back to school for teachers just yet<\/a>: Last week the basic education minister was adamant that teachers will return to school on May 25, but some provinces say not all Covid-19 measures are in place to prevent its spread \u2026<\/p>\n Mahatma Gandhi Memorial Hospital to remain open, for now<\/a>: Natal Health Department is not shutting the doors of Mahatma Gandhi Memorial Hospital \u2013 despite the emergence of nine coronavirus cases there.<\/p>\n The Glory of \u201995: The eruption of joy after Boks stun the Wallabies<\/a>: JUST a few months before I began my career as a rugby writer, I watched the opening game of the 1995 World Cup in the company of three Welshmen, who had come to South Africa to play rugby at my club, \u2026<\/p>\n The issues surrounding the re-opening of South African schools<\/a>: Schools in South Africa have been under lockdown for almost two months. Reopening them, at the best of times, is a nightmarish experience.<\/p>\n Here\u2019s how many cases South Africa\u2019s top coronavirus hotspots have<\/a>: \u201cThe other areas that are hotspots are West Coast, Overberg and Cape Winelands district municipalities in the Western Cape, Chris Hani district in the Eastern Cape, and iLembe district in \u2026<\/p>\n
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