Durban in the News:<\/p>\n
Pandemic delivers R943m revenue blow to Netcare<\/a>: JSE-listed healthcare giant Netcare saw revenue \u201csignificantly impacted\u201d in April, to the tune of around R800 million. This was due to Covid-19 lockdown restrictions causing a dramatic decline in \u2026<\/p>\n Hats Off To Our Local Lockdown Heroes<\/a>: With all the bad news out there, we wanted to focus on the good for a change, starting with the local unsung heroes who are making a difference and helping people during lockdown. We were amazed by \u2026<\/p>\n South Africa: KZN boosts water supply<\/a>: Natal has ramped up its water and hygiene products supply to communities, as a means of curbing the spread of COVID-19 in the province. According to the provincial department, to date, 4 200 water \u2026<\/p>\n South Africa: COVID-19 infections spike to 24 264<\/a>: As the number of confirmed COVID-19 cases rises to 24 264, the country is working around the clock to ramp up its testing capacity. However, South Africa is now faced with the challenge of a shortage \u2026<\/p>\n Forum to patrol Mpumalanga schools to ensure safety measures<\/a>: Forum for service delivery in Mpumalanga says they will be visiting all schools to ensure safety of learners and teachers.<\/p>\n Low-Income Families in South Africa Spending More on Food Since March, Says Report<\/a>: Low-income families have increased their spending on food by more than 30% since March when the national Covid-19 lockdown began. This is according to a report published by the Pietermaritzburg \u2026<\/p>\n Professor Tulio de Oliveira discusses Covid-19 in prisons<\/a>: Natal Research Innovation and Sequencing Platform (KRISP) at UKZN. He joins us for another Covid-19 informative session.<\/p>\n
\n