A lengthier recession awaits if we don't take drastic measures to save the economy in a Covid-19 world, writes Mbhazima Shilowa.
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A Cape Town man who was said to have been killed by police brutality while buying beer during the lockdown actually died from a heart attack, Police Minister Bheki Cele says.
Seven people have died since the coronavirus outbreak reached South Africa less than a month ago, based on what is known since Thursday, April 2.
Eskom chief executive Andre de Ruyter said on Thursday evening that the power utility was doing everything in its power to ensure that demand would be met after lockdown.
Springbok lock Jason Jenkins' parents have been left stranded in Japan due to South Africa’s 21-day coronavirus lockdown.
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The Queen Mary 2, a cruise liner that had more than 1 200 passengers on board, has left South African shores after dropping off six locals and replenishing its supplies.
Only five of 60 new mobile testing units launched by Health Minister Zweli Mkhize on Wednesday are operational, with a further five to be rolled out on Monday.
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Authorities in Zimbabwe and the UN have launched an emergency humanitarian plan worth $715 million to help a third of the country's population, threatened by famine and at high risk of the coronavirus epidemic.
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Newlands rugby stadium is not getting the farwell that the Stormers had hoped for with global sport still in lockdown.
Stores in Cape Town aren’t taking any chances, even though the Western Cape says they may sell cigarettes – in contravention of national rules.
Harry and Meghan have already started making changes and moving forward. Their royal life is in their rearview mirror now.
It’s still too early to tell whether the seemingly slower growth in the number of cases of the Covid-19 coronavirus in South Africa is a sign that the lockdown is working.
Cellphone locations will be traced without any notification to the user, with the details going into a database to track anyone who may be carrying the novel coronavirus.
Captive elephants in Thailand are dependent on the revenue from tourism. Without it, some conservationists fear the worst.
Ending the pandemic everywhere is both a moral imperative and a matter of enlightened self-interest. At this unusual moment, we cannot resort to the usual tools, writes António Guterres.
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Kia has found the sweet spot in the local SUV segment with its new Seltos.
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“Social distancing” has become a buzzword of these strange times.
For example, you can ask teachers about online and offline educational activities for your kids.
16 Ford dealers in South Africa received permits to repair and service emergency and essential Ford vehicles during the 21-day coronavirus lockdown.
The safety of women during lockdown is a major concern.
There is no rock and a hard place for Singapore, as tiny as this city-country is - they want the world to visit and they're making it as enticing as possible.
In the face of a global pandemic, SA's healthcare industry is working together to tackle Covid-19 and it's a brave and beautiful sight to behold.
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