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Research conducted by the University of Melbourne and The Royal Children’s Hospital has noted that the indirect impacts ...

The civil rights organisation on Tuesday brought an urgent application in the Pretoria high court seeking to have the national curfew from midnight to 4am declared unconstitutional and set aside.

The civil rights organisation on Tuesday brought an urgent application in the Pretoria high court seeking to have the national curfew from midnight to 4am declared unconstitutional and set aside.

With the holiday period coming up, there are bound to be loads of gatherings and there is an expectation that the government is going to hold another briefing in which the lockdown regulations will most probably be made stricter. south africa raised the alarm about omicron on november 24th. within days, botswana announced that genomic surveillance detected four earlier cases on the 11th of november. since then its spread to ghana and nigeria in west africa . heres the concern of the world health...

“We submit that in this case the courts should show caution before encroaching upon the terrain of the national executive in deference and respect to the hallowed principle of separation of powers,” said counsel for minister Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma, Rusty Mogagabe SC.

“We submit that in this case the courts should show caution before encroaching upon the terrain of the national executive in deference and respect to the hallowed principle of separation of powers,” said counsel for minister Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma, Rusty Mogagabe SC.

Before the different 'Levels' were introduced, we were in a strict and harsh lockdown that saw us unable to buy things we truly enjoyed or just simply needed at that point but were said to be 'non-essential' by the law. Take a listen as we have a recap of all the things we could not buy during the harsher lockdown.

Another booze ban will destroy livelihoods: Beer Association Updated Martine van der Walt Ehlers Share this: As the country awaits President Cyril Ramaphosas latest Covid-19 address on Sunday evening, concerns have been raised about the possibility of yet another alcohol ban. Supplied The president is scheduled to address the nation at 20:00 on new measures to deal with the third wave of Covid-19 infections. The Beer Association of South Africa (BASA) says President Ramaphosa must not only sa...

A dramatic drop in new COVID-19 infections across the country has prompted cabinet to move South Africa to alert level one, effective at midnight.