SA is racing to secure vaccines to protect its health workers and the vulnerable, but expects they will only arrive after March 2021
Former UDM leader’s passing in November was followed by four more after gatherings during mourning
Latest daily tally of 17,710 cases a cause of major concern, says health minister
Agri SA has expressed concern at a perceived lack of urgency by the South African government in securing enough vaccines for the population.
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Extra officials will be deployed during the first two weeks of January to cope with high traffic volumes
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Supreme Court of Appeal dismisses power utility’s bid for high court rulings to be set aside
The utility has been ordered to pay accrued amounts owing for special allowances
The move is necessary to preserve emergency generation reserves in preparation for the higher demand expected during January
The commission into state capture made an impassioned appeal to SA’s highest court to force the former president to attend corruption hearings
Enhanced enforcement will be required because of, among other things, the 9pm-6am curfew; the ban on alcohol; and wearing masks
Only 53% said they are likely to get a shot, despite so much being done to ensure the country gets vaccines as soon as possible
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Global alert issued to law enforcement agencies on modus operandi of criminal networks
People only allowed to take off their masks outside the 合约数字货币_合约交易home during vigorous exercise
Hospitality industry concerned over no prospect of supplies soon
The traditional community at the heart of a PIC battle with Musa wins a reprieve from the court on having its affairs put under administration
