0.00%
2.65%
90.59%
0.00%
6.76%
Country | Total | New | Deaths | Deaths today | Recovered | Active | Critical | Per Mil Pop |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
South Africa | 708359 | 0 | 18741 | 0 | 641706 | 0 | 47912 | 546 |
The recent arrests of those allegedly involved in corruption and the looting of Covid-19 social relief funds are a testament that no one is above the law, Cabinet says.
Yet Dr Rob Collins, team doctor, noted that picture might be a bit skew as the majority are currently only being self-isolated as contacts of the four players that did test positive earlier this week.
Stormers coach John Dobson has confirmed that Covid-19 outbreak that has disrupted this week's Super Rugby Unlocked preparations is related to his side's match against the Lions.
Former Gauteng health MEC Bandile Masuku and President Cyril Ramaphosa's spokesperson, Khusela Diko, are heading to the ANC's disciplinary committee.
Western Cape Premier Alan Winde says he is concerned about an increase in Covid-19 cases in the province, but stressed that it cannot be classified as a resurgence.
FF Plus leader Pieter Groenewald says he doesn't think there is any level or sphere of government untainted by corruption.
The University of Oxford's Brazilian trial of its vaccine candidate will continue after the death of a volunteer, the university said.
More than half of workers around the world are worried about losing their jobs, according to a survey measuring labor-market insecurity wreaked by the coronavirus crisis.
President Cyril Ramaphosa challenged suggestions from the opposition in Parliament that the economic troubles in South Africa were the fault of government and not Covid-19.
The Stormers have made three changes for their clash against the Pumas after Steven Kitshoff and Scarra Ntubeni were ruled out of the matchday squad.
Health Minister Zweli Mkhize's wife, Dr May, was admitted to and discharged from hospital in KwaZulu-Natal following her Covid-19 infection. He warned South Africans to remain vigilant about the virus.
The University of Fort Hare Student Representative Council has criticised the Eastern Cape health department's reason for a recent Covid-19 outbreak among students, accusing it and the university of trying to deflect responsibility for the infections.