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Covid19: Europe experiences surge in cases, WHO says Omicron spreads faster than Delta
WHO chief, Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, has expressed concern about the surge in Covid-19 cases due to the Omicron variant spreading much faster than Delta.
Pretoria car accident claims 3 year old's life and injures 11
11 people were injured and one toddler died in a crash in Pretoria. The injured people have been taken to the hospital where they are receiving treatment.
South Africans can travel to the Maldives, end of January travel to Mauritius will resume
South Africans are allowed to travel to the Maldives without quarantining upon arrival, whether they are vaccinated or not. Citizens do not have this luxury.
Limpopo police officer discovers body parts next to N1, culpable homicide investigation launched
Body parts belonging to an unknown African man were found by a police officer along the N1 in Limpopo. An investigation into the odd case has been launched.
Compensation Fund fraud could take 5 years and 6 forensic firms to fully investigate, labour department launches probe
Minister of Labour and Employment, Thulas Nxesi, has announced that an investigation into the Compensation Fund has been launched and will take five years.
Archbishop Desmond Tutu's daughter Nontombi says her father was ready for death, Ramaphosa visits family
Desmond Tutu's daughter said that her father was at peace with his death. President Ramaphosa visited Tutu's family and said he is remembered as an iconic man.
New self isolation rules for SA dropped, government waiting for input before making decision
The Department of Health has taken back its previously announced relaxed self-isolation rules. Many countries are considering reducing the self-isolation period
Casual labourers help woman deliver baby at hospital gate after she was turned away
Officials launched investigations into a case where a woman was forced to deliver her child at the gate of a hospital in Uganda after the midwife demanded cash.
State Capture Inquiry: New deadline for Zondo Commission, Ramaphosa wants report by February
The Zondo Commission has been granted an extension to February 2022 to submit the State Capture Report to President Cyril Ramaphosa so he can make suggestions.
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