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Richards Bay titanium dioxide plant construction awaits Level 1 to restart<\/a>: Natal Economic Development, Tourism and Environmental Affairs MEC Nomusa Dube-Ncube has confirmed that the Richards Bay Industrial Development Zone will forge ahead with construction of a titanium \u2026<\/p>\n S. Africa registers record-high daily toll from COVID-19<\/a>: The country also reported 1,032 new confirmed COVID-19 cases in the past 24 hours, brining the total cases to 23,615, Health Minister Zweli Mkhize said in his daily update. The total number of \u2026<\/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 LIVE ARCHIVE: Lockdown Day 59 \u2013 SA to move to Level 3<\/a>: South Africa will move to Level 3 lockdown on June 1. Read the full speech as well as a summary of the key differences between Level 4 and Level 3 below.<\/p>\n Alert Level 3 to bring relief for construction industry<\/a>: KwaZulu-Natal-based construction industry representative organisation Master Builders Association KwaZulu-Natal (MBA-KZN) reports that the move to Alert Level 3 of the national Covid-19 lockdown on \u2026<\/p>\n Construction sector welcomes easing of lockdown under level 3<\/a>: The construction industry welcomes President Cyril Ramaphosa\u2019s announcement of the country moving to Level 3 as from 01 June 2020. The sector has been calling for an immediate re-activation of live \u2026<\/p>\n Health facilities avoided out of fear, another mine temporarily closed and a rating agency\u2019s grim forecast<\/a>: On Monday, it came to light that thousands of people are avoiding health facilities for fear of being infected with Covid-19 or harassed by police. A statement of support for Prof Glenda Gray has been \u2026<\/p>\n
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