Covid-19
COVID kills hundreds more
Health Minister Zweli Mkhize has today reported that the cumulative number of people who have been infected by coronavirus is at 559 858. This...
305 new COVID-19 deaths recorded as death toll nears 10 000...
South Africa’s COVID-19 deaths are on the verge of reaching the 10 000 mark after 305 more people died of the deadly disease. This...
306 new COVID-19 deaths, recovery shoots to 72 percent
South Africa's COVID-19 deaths have increased from 8884 to 9 604 after 306 patients lost their battle against the dreaded disease. This was announced by...
Ramaphosa appoints committee to probe COVID-19 funding looting
President Cyril Ramaphosa has appointed a committee of ministers to deal with allegations of corruption in the expenditure of COVID-19 funds. The team, chaired by...
First group of health experts from WHO arrive in SA
The World Health Organization (WHO) said today, the first members of a surge team of health experts have touched down in South Africa to...
COVID-19 infections increase again as 414 patients die
COVID-19 infections have jumped by almost half the number of the recorded infections on Tuesday after 8 559 more people tested positive for the infectious...
Treasury moves to end COVID looting frenzy
National Treasury has stopped the emergency procurement of Personal Protective Equipment, amid allegations of wanton corruption in the process to get medical equipment for...
Liberty reports loss of almost R2.2 billion for the first six...
Financial services group Liberty today reported a mammoth loss of between R2.17 billion for the six months ended on 30 June as COVID-19 continues...
345 COVID-19 patients die as infection cases continue to drop
South Africa continued to record the lowest COVID-19 infection cases after 4 456 people tested positive for the virulent disease. This brought the total...
The ANC embarrassed by COVID looting frenzy
The ANC has condemned the looting of COVID-19 funds meant to buy frontline health workers Personal Protective Equipment, saying the organisation was “outraged” and...
