DA Welcomes Lockdown and Army Deployment to Combat COVID-19 Spread
The DA says it welcomes President Cyril Ramaphosa’s announcement Monday evening of a nationwide lockdown and the deployment of the South African National Defence...
Human Rights Commission Asked to Look at Farm Job Losses and...
As uncertainty and fear grow amid the Covid-19 virus outbreak, some farms in the Western Cape are closing their doors. This could see hundreds...
Cannes International Film Festival Postponed Due to Coronavirus
The Cannes Film Festival has announced that it will be postponed until - it hopes - the end of June, beginning of July. The...
COVID-19: A Guide to Good Practice on Keeping People Well Informed
The coronavirus disease (COVID-19) is spreading across the world. For those who catch it, the vast majority will experience mild symptoms, but for a...
New Regulations Prohibit Cruise Liners at SA’s Sea Ports
Transport Minister Fikile Mbalula says new regulations that came into effect on Wednesday, will see all cruise and passenger ships entering South Africa through...
Government Dismisses Allegations About SA Soldiers’ Reluctance to Travel to China
The South African government has dismissed reports contained in a Mail & Guardian article that South African National Defence Force (SANDF) soldiers are not...
City of Tshwane Placed Under Administration
The Gauteng Executive Council has placed the City of Tshwane, in South Africa, under provincial administration following current uncertainty and instability within the municipality.
Making...
South Africans Resilient in Face of Recession
While the South African economy has over the last couple of years taken a beating with a recession in SA announced today, the country's...
WATCH Conversation with Nelson Mandela Days After Prison Release
NBC has published video footage from 30 years ago, filmed just days after Nelson Mandela was released from prison - on 11 February 1990...
Carte Blanche: Deadly Consequences of Baby Overcrowding in South African Maternity...
For two months late last year, the deadly antibiotic resistant CRE (Carbapenem-resistant Enterobacteriaceae), ravaged the maternity ward of Tembisa Hospital in Gauteng killing 10...
