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When the five-day-old twin girls were rescued in Gqeberha, police claim they were dehydrated and severely malnourished
The president also stressed the importance of keeping the economy open after months of stifling movement restrictions.
He urged citizens not to drop their guard and continue adhering to the health rules, such as wearing face masks and respecting curfew times.
South Africa has recorded just over 800,000 coronavirus infections - more than a third of the cases reported across the African continent - and over 20,000 deaths.
AFP
In a strike targeted at two villages in Central Mali Sunday, Paris claimed to have annihilated militants. French armed forces staff spoke of bombing a jihadist group by a fighter plane.
Former Nelson Mandela Bay councillor Andile Lungisa ordered to apologise for several derogatory comments aimed at Reserve Bank governor, Letja Kganyago.
The Amathole District Municipality in the Eastern Cape says it can't pay its employees for four months.
The credit card fraud accused had been on the run since his first court appearance in January but police finally caught him at Beitbridge.
[The Herald] Beitbridge Bureau
It’s the news we have all been fearing - if not expecting. Zweli Mkhize has revealed a second wave of COVID-19 is now sweeping across South Africa.
It's scarcely believable that nothing has been done to rectify this situation - as drivers on the supposed 'worst road in SA' battle non-stop with potholes.
Cyril Ramaphosa is preparing to address the nation, but this won't be a joyous family meeting. There are some serious matters that need to be discussed.
The Guyana Revenue Authority (GRA) today defended a joint anti-smuggling operation in Lethem on Thursday which has raised questions about the manner in which the exercise was conducted.
The article GRA defends Lethem anti-smuggling operation appeared first on Stabroek News.
President Cyril Ramaphosa says signs of a resurgence in Covid-19 cases in the Eastern Cape should serve as a warning to citizens to remain vigilant.
The DA in the Eastern Cape says the provincial education department must be held to account for 72 schools which were unable to open at the beginning of the week due to a lack of safe and appropriate sanitation.
South Africa currently has a cumulative caseload of 1 278 303, along with 35 140 deaths and 1 030 930 recoveries.
South Africa recorded 853 new Covid-19 infections by Tuesday and 130 new Covid-19-related deaths, taking the confirmed death toll to 53 887.
The family of Viwe Dalingozi, who was doused in petrol and set alight by her boyfriend in 2018, are upset after sentencing proceedings were postponed again.
[GroundUp] Though numbers are down because of Covid-19 job losses, about 20,000 people are expected to travel from the Western Cape to the Eastern Cape this year.
Eastern Cape education department head Themba Kojana has died of Covid-19.
Maboku Solomon Maponya was struck off the roll by the Gauteng High Court in Pretoria in 2018.
Authorities from Eastern Cape and Limpopo call on the public to assist in locating two missing teenagers. The disappearances are unrelated.
Police Commissioner General Khehla Sithole took a COVID-19 test on Monday after coming into contact with a SAPS member who tested positive.
As the director of a company, the accused allegedly submitted fraudulent VAT returns to the South African Revenue Service between September 2012 and November 2015.
A couple have been arrested for allegedly plotting a cash-in-transit heist and being in possession of stolen cars, according to the North West Hawks.
More than 59 people have been arrested in a joint operation by the Bulawayo City Council (BCC), Zimbabwe Republic Police and the Environmental Management Agency (EMA) to bust syndicates that are involved in the sale of illicit beer, sand poaching, illegal mining and deforestation. By NQOBANI NDLOVU Latest BCC council report shows that the operation, which is codenamed “No to illicit alcohol products, illegal mining, land barons and deforestation” has registered success. The operation began in October and will run to the end of this month. Council minutes show that council rangers were working with the police, EMA, the Forestry Commission, the Mines and Mining Development ministry and the National Parks and Wildlife Management Authority have arrested 59 offenders since October 21. The BCC confiscated equipment belonging to sand poachers, timber merchants and artisanal miners such as wheelbarrows, scotch carts, and trucks. “As a result of the first operation, there was a drastic reduction in the rate of sand poaching and a positive increase in trucks that collected sand at the two legal pit sand sites, which is a milestone. “The stakeholders involved in this new operation were ZRP (MFFU), EMA, Forestry Commission, ZimParks and the Ministry of Mines,” the report read. “A total of 59 tickets were issued to various offenders for various offences. Out of those 47 had been paid for with a total of $7 921,28 and 12 tickets were still outstanding with a sum of $17 696. In the month of October 106 truckloads were recorded at the two pit sand sites.” As the economy plummets, illegal timber merchants are on the rise, battling to eke out a living. Environmentalists have accused them of fuelling deforestation. The high cost of electricity is blamed for the unsustainable fuelwood use. Estimates are that Zimbabwe could be losing 330 000 hectares (more than 815 000 acres) of forests — which amounts to over 60 million trees a year. On the other hand, illegal sand poaching and brick moulding is causing land degradation as sand poachers leave open pits that pose a danger to residents. According to EMA, the most affected areas were Cowdray Park and Pumula high-density suburbs and council’s Mazwi Farm in Bulawayo.
Zweli Mkhize announced that there have been 991 new COVID-19 cases reported, with nearly 120 000 vaccinations having taken place.
Despite a stern warning from President Cyril Ramaphosa, holidaymakers flocked to the Durban beachfront a day after his address to the nation with no masks, social distancing or regular sanitising in sight.
BY VANESSA GUZHA/TAFADZWA KACHIKO THE on-going demolition of informal traders’ structures at Harare’s Mbudzi traffic circle and different parts of Chitungwiza has
The post Demolitions: Informal traders claim ambush appeared first on NewsDay Zimbabwe.
The recognition of King Ahlangene Vulikhaya Sigcawu was meant to quell tension, but squabbles continue as some oppose his right to the throne.
An Eastern Cape pastor who repeatedly raped three teenage congregants in 2018 and infected them with HIV, has been sentenced to three life terms behind bars.
The Sharks have sold a 51 per cent stake to MVM Holdings who had been in talks with WPRFU over a move to gain control of the Stormers.
