SAPS re-enlisting squeaky-clean former cops to boost crime-fighting capacity
SA Police Service calls on former members in bid to increase capacity
Smokers cough up 250% more for cigarettes
According to an online survey, the average price of cigarettes has increased by nearly 250% compared to pre-lockdown levels.
NC Dept spends R30m on sanitising schools
“To date, 84 schools have been closed due to Covid-19 cases reported. Of these 84 schools, 46 schools have already been disinfected.”
Government extends TERS benefit by 6 weeks
The benefit was initially meant to run until the end of June.
Minister of Employment and Labour admitted to hospital for Covid-19 treatment
The Presidency on Tuesday confirmed Thembelani ‘Thulas’ Nxesi has been admitted to hospital due to Covid-19
Organisations, businesses reach out on Mandela Day
Non-profit organisations and local businesses in Kimberley reached out to hundreds of underprivileged residents during the commemoration of Mandela Day on July 18, 2020.
De Aar Hospital a ‘ticking Covid-19 time bomb’
Staff at the De Aar Hospital, which has been described as a “ticking time bomb in terms of the Covid-19 pandemic” downed tools and refused to enter the facility on Monday.
84 schools now closed in NC due to Covid-19
The provincial Department of Education said on Monday that 69 teachers and 46 pupils have thus far tested positive for Covid-19 since the opening of schools on June 8, 2020.
SPU to hold colloquium to commemorate the late Sanusi Vuzamazulu Credo...
Mutwa was born on July 21 1921 in the (now) Kwazulu-Natal in South Africa, and would have turned 99 years this year.
Taxi drivers ‘scared’ of transporting Covid-19 positive passengers block city street
Spooked taxi operators pointed out that there were so many stores in the city that were closing, adding that they were exposing themselves to the virus as they were expected to transport employees being sent home.
