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Anatomy of a Covid-19 outbreak: how the coronavirus tore through a South African hospital<\/a>: More than a dozen patients and staff at a small Durban medical centre died within weeks as the coronavirus was transmitted from ward to ward.<\/p>\n Where is the deputy president?<\/a>: David Mabuza is hard at work \u2014 it\u2019s just not taking place in the public eye. The rumblings and discussion in the ANC are about factions in the ruling party, succession and ousting him \u2026<\/p>\n Police seize 104 bags of dagga worth R2 million en route to Western Cape<\/a>: According to a SAPS statement, 104 bags of dagga was intercepted in transit from Bizana in the Eastern Cape to Durban. Police intelligence further established that the dagga was going to be loaded in \u2026<\/p>\n KZN govt says it doesn\u2019t have to agree with unions on schools, but wants solutions<\/a>: Natal Treasury MEC Ravi Pillay has said the provincial government is confident it can find common ground with teachers\u2019 unions who have called on their members not to return to school. Pillay \u2013 who \u2026<\/p>\n Northern Cape teacher unions welcome delay of reopening of schools in the province<\/a>: Teacher unions in the Northern Cape have welcomed the decision by the provincial education department to delay the reopening of schools for Grade 7 and 12 learners to the eighth of June.<\/p>\n Teacher Unions dig in their heels: \u2018Schools are not safe enough to re-open\u2019<\/a>: NATAL teachers will not return to schools today to prepare to receive matric and Grade 7 pupils from Monday A joint statement issued by the SA Democratic Teachers\u2019 Union, the National Teachers\u2019 Union, \u2026<\/p>\n WATCH LIVE: Movement between hotspot areas prohibited \u2013 Mapisa-Nqakula<\/a>: Ministers in the Justice, Crime Prevention and Security (JCPS) cluster are briefing the media on matters related to the enforcement of level 3 lockdown regulations.<\/p>\n
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