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GCIS President Cyril Ramaphosa on Monday evening announced that South Africa will return to Lockdown Level 3 - last seen in August - amid a spike in coronavirus infections.  In an address, a visibly emotional Ramaphosa said the number of infections have been growing at an “unprecedented rate” in the country as people have started letting their guard down.   Fifty thousand new infections have been reported since Christmas Eve, he said.  There’s more ...

Dozens of tickets issued after weekend COVID-19 enforcement blitz in Mississauga by Michael Ranger Last Updated Dec 14, 2020 at 12:49 pm EDT A weekend enforcement blitz from the city of Mississauga has resulted in dozens of tickets issued for residents disobeying the current provincial lockdown measures. The city issued 37 tickets and seven notices of contravention this past weekend. Four of the tickets were issued to non-essential businesses and the rest were given out at four separate private...

The South African alcohol industry has pledged to withdraw support for, or association of brands with, major entertainment events over the festive period: saying they will not associate themselves with activities that have the potential of attracting large crowds. South Africa is seeing a rise in the number of cases in the country: with President Cyril Ramaphosa due to address the nation this evening following meetings of the National Coronavirus Command Council (NC...

Press Release – Planalytics When chef Ant Norths Greytown-based business, Ant North Catering , shuddered to a halt during the COVID-19 pandemic, it was easy for him to transfer his time and energy to cooking for his family at home. But the pandemic made him think. … When chef Ant North’s Greytown-based business, Ant North Catering, shuddered to a halt during the COVID-19 pandemic, it was easy for him to transfer his time and energy to cooking for his family at home. But the pandemic ma...

Covid 19 coronavirus: New Zealand Herald Our Heroes Award 2020 winner: The Whānau of 5 Million 11 Dec, 2020 04:00 PM 16 minutes to read The Whānau of 5 Million, including the Pua family - Adrienne, Nat, Alexander and Kiko - of Papatoetoe, are Our Heroes for 2020. Photo / Amu Alexander-Pua The Whānau of 5 Million, including the Pua family - Adrienne, Nat, Alexander and Kiko - of Papatoetoe, are Our Heroes for 2020. Photo / Amu Alexander-Pua Catherine Richards remembers the day Prime ...

Friday, 11 December 2020, 3:58 pm When chef Ant North’s Greytown-based business, Ant North Catering, shuddered to a halt during the COVID-19 pandemic, it was easy for him to transfer his time and energy to cooking for his family at home. But the pandemic made him think. “ I was cooking for my family, but I could easily have cooked for the whole street! Lockdown Level 4 me realise just how stressful food can be – when you don’t have enough of it or when you are too stressed to know wha...