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DBE condemns fake news reports on school closures The Department of Basic Education has condemned the spread of false announcements of school closures. The DBE said it was aware of a manipulated image doing the rounds purporting to be an announcement from Basic Education Minister Angie Motshekga. “The false announcement makes the false assertion that schools will close from May 26 and reopen on June 28. “The department wishes to dismiss this image as fake news and continues to urge members of the public to be vigilant and verify sources of information they read before sharing it on social...

Third wave looming in SA: New restrictions you can expect Share CAPE TOWN - SA’s positivity rate had climbed past 10 percent which is well above the WHO’s recommended levels. On Monday, South Africa reported 2,383 new Covid-19 cases with 23,352 tests conducted in the last 24 hours – representing a 10.2% positivity rate. A further 72 Covid-19 related deaths were reported, bringing total fatalities to 55,874 to date. For nearly a month, the country has seen a sharp increase in positive coronavirus cases. Health experts have called for the government to introduce tighter restricti...

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A vendor gives her samples for Covid-19 test, in Ranchi on Sunday RANCHI: A few of the country’s top paediatricians urged chief minister Hemant Soren and his senior bureaucrats to vaccinate the state's young parents on priority, train doctors and paramedics on the treatment of Covid-infected children and set up ICU wards for children and minors below 18 years of age ahead of the third wave which could hit the country soon. In Jharkhand, there are 1.93 crore children aged under 18 years. On the contrary, there are only 125 paediatricians in the state. Concerned with reports that the third ...

KZN, Mpumalanga, North West and the Western Cape have experienced sustained increases over the past couple of weeks.