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Hundreds of health-care workers from the public and private sectors made their way to Netcare St Augustine’s Hospital yesterday in hope of receiving the Covid-19 vaccine. However, many were greeted by snaking queues. Some had all their documentation in order, including their voucher numbers and appointment times. But some did not have appointments. They had allegedly received messages from the Sisonke Protocol telling them that even walk-ins would be vaccinated. I Bongani Mbatha/African News Agency (ANA) Vaccination chaos as health workers from across KZN descend on St Augustine’s H...

SA’s Covid cases climb by 3000 for a second day, 112 deaths recorded By IOL Reporter Share DURBAN - SOUTH Africa's confirmed number of Covid-19 cases has increased by more than 3000 for a second day in a row. Today, the Health Ministry confirmed that 3 141 new infections were reported, taking the total number of cases in SA to 1 608 393. Gauteng now has the country's highest number of active cases (7 186) following by KwaZulu-Natal (5 602) and the Northern Cape (5 171). Health Minister Dr Zweli Mkhize said 112 new Covid-related deaths have been recorded, increasing the total count to 55 ...

Guillem Sartorio / AFP 2 759 new cases have been recorded in the past 24 hours. 72 new Covid-19-related fatalities have been recorded, taking the death toll to 54 968. Covid-19 cases in South Africa have surpassed 1.6 million, as the country recorded a total of 1 602 031 confirmed cases on Wednesday. The country recorded 2 759 new Covid-19 infections and 72 new deaths by Wednesday, according to a statement by Health Minister Zweli Mkhize. #COVID19 Statistics in SA as at 12 May.Use the COVID Alert SA app to protect yourself, your loved ones and your community. Start using this privacy preservi...

Covid-19 cases in South Africa have surpassed 1.6-million, as the country recorded a total of 1 602 031 confirmed cases on Wednesday. The country recorded 2 759 new Covid-19 infections and 72 new deaths by Wednesday, according to a statement by Health Minister Zweli Mkhize.

In its daily Covid statistics media statement, the Health Ministry confirmed that 2 759 new cases were identified, taking the number of confirmed cases to 1 602 031.