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Mashaba Questions David Mabuza Leading Covid19 Vaccine Task Team
ActionSA leader Herman Mashaba has called Deputy President David Mabuza's ability to lead the state's Covid-19 vaccine inter-ministerial task team into question
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Report: Government Avoided Coronavirus Vaccine Discussions with Pfizer
The South African government reportedly avoided entering into vital negotiations with Pfizer to procure doses of the Covid-19 vaccine for 'months and months'.
Explainer: SA planning for a Coronavirus vaccine 'ID system'
With the world scrambling to obtain its share of Covid-19 vaccines the South African government is reportedly looking into methods to track the medication.
Mkhize: Liquor ban continues to aid in relieving pressure in hosptials
Health Minister Dr Zweli Mkhize is adamant that the controversial liquor ban continues to play a crucial role in combating Covid-19 despite the economic losses.
Glass industry set to lose R1.5 billion amid continued liquor ban
The glass industry is warning of immense job loses amid the continued lockdown ban on liquor sales, cautioning that a staggering R1.5 billion remains at risk.
NSFAS: Blade Nzimande confirms 2021 applications won't reopen
Higher Education Minister Blade Nzimande recently announced that applications for the National Student Aid Fund will not be reopening for late submissions.
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Eskom suspends loadshedding as its generation capacity recovers
Eskom has announced that Stage 2 load-shedding has been suspended as of Monday evening after the power utility managed to successfully return some capacity.
Eskom confirms Stage 2 power outages will continue next week
Eskom has confirmed that Stage 2 load-shedding will continue in South Africa on Monday after the power utility experienced difficulties impeding production.
Covid19 update: Angie Motshekga to reveal back-to-school plan
Basic Education Minister Angie Motshekga is set to address South Africa on Friday regarding the plan for the return to schools amid the second Covid-19 wave.
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