SA Covid-19 tally tops 6,000 with 123 deaths
The total number of confirmed Covid-19 cases in South Africa has reached...
Coronavirus updates
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Still no domestic flights, some long-distance travel – Mbalula
Buses and taxis will be allowed to transport people during the once-off ...
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New directives for public transport: Masks mandatory, extended hours
Transport Minister Fikile Mbalula says anyone using public transport wit...
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Stuck South Africans given once-off ticket to ride
South Africans who were not at home or at work when the national lockdow...
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Coronavirus sparks record use of UK food banks: charity
Britain's food banks, providing donated essential items to the country's...
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Court dismisses bid to reopen mosques
The High Court in Pretoria has dismissed an application to reopen mosque...
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More tests, more positive cases - Western Cape govt
The Western Cape government says the high number of tests being conducte...
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Makhura: Inter-provincial travel a major concern
Gauteng Premier David Makhura has expressed deep concern over government...
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Worried and wary: South Africa's safari industry waits out virus pandemic
Under the golden, late afternoon South African sun, an elephant emerges ...
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Cigarette association to approach courts over reinstatement of ban on smokes
The Fair Trade Independent Tobacco Association (Fita) says it will head ...
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DA slams level 4 regulations as 'blunt and restrictive'
The Democratic Alliance (DA) says the government's approach to gradually...
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You can run, cycle from Friday - govt
Exercise outside of the home will be now be permitted as the country dow...
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S&P downgrades South Africa debt to 'BB-' amid virus impact
S&P Global Ratings on Wednesday lowered the credit rating for South ...
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U-turn on sale of cigarettes, ban to remain in place
Government has made an unexpected turnabout on the sale of cigarettes, s...
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We will not risk lives, Basic Education tells MPs
Mhlaule was responding to questions by members of the education committe...
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Academic uncertainty to remain, says education expert
Education expert Mary Metcalfe says the Department of Basic Education mu...
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Food parcel red tape will chase donors away, warns DA
The Democratic Alliance (DA) in Gauteng says unnecessary red tape has th...
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Edcon to file for voluntary business rescue
Struggling retail giant Edcon has confirmed that it will file for volunt...
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Masks to be made compulsory at Tshwane buildings, buses
The City of Tshwane has announced that it will in future be compulsory f...
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Debate swirls on use of virus 'immunity passports'
Governments and organizations around the world are mulling the use of ho...