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Alan Winde has reiterated his call for national government to let provinces apply different levels of pandemic restrictions

Making headlines: Ramaphosa increases licence-exemption cap on distributed projects to 100 MW Western Cape enters third wave of the pandemic And, South Africans can now track the country’s economic recovery

Western Cape now has more than 6000 active COVID-19 cases The Western Cape announced that it has entered its third wave of COVID-19 infections on Thursday, 10 June. The province tallied more than 6000 active cases by 13:00. The Western Cape announced it has just over 6000 active COVID-19 cases and more than 1000 hospitalisations, 247 of which are in high care or an intensive care unit (ICU), on Thursday, 10 June. This is an increase of 302 cases since the province’s last daily update. 6108 AC...

On Thursday, 10 June, the latest vaccination statistics showed that 1,619,011 vaccines had been administered. Meanwhile, the Western Cape confirmed that it has entered the third wave and is planning a mass vaccination site. FNB is also urging and assisting its customers to register for the vacc...

While the country mourns the loss of an entertainment icon, some within the arts have decried economic hardship faced by those within the industry, following the death of revered actress Shaleen Surtie-Richards.

Afternoon Drive host John Maytham chats to Western Cape Premier Alan Winde about the latest in the provincial vaccine rollout.

WC ropes in 267 UWC nursing students to help with COVID-19 vaccinations These students have received additional training from the provincial health department on how to inoculate people. Ernest Adonis (78), from Bellville, receives his COVID-19 shot at the Karl Bremer Hospital in Cape Town on 17 May 2021. Picture: Kevin Brandt/Eyewitness News one hour ago CAPE TOWN - Two hundred and sixty-seven final-year n...

The Western Cape is set to receive 267 newly graduated nurses from the University of the Western Cape to assist with the Covid-19 vaccine rollout.

She passed away on Monday in Cape Town. The beloved actor forged her career on TV, the big screen and on stage over more than three decades.

Premier Alan Winde will write to President Cyril Ramaphosa to request a special provincial funeral for Shaleen Surtie-Richards.