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Covid-19 update: Gauteng opens another testing station ahead of spike
The Gauteng province is bracing itself for an expected surge in cases towards the end of August; another test centre has opened in the province at a local mall.
Lift tobacco, liquor ban 'yesterday': DA wants Ramaphosa to act
The Democratic Alliance wants the government to immediately lift the lockdown restrictions on tobacco and liquor amid Covid-19 prohibition on these products.
Covid-19 update: Mantashe in hospital, 300 staff cases at KZN hospital
Mineral Resources Minister Gwede Mantashe has been admitted to hospital after his condition worsened, while over 300 staff at a KZN hospital have been infected.
Ramaphosa announces return of the alcohol ban with immediate effect
President Cyril Ramaphosa has once again addressed South Africa on the government's plans to combat the Covid-19 pandemic ahead of expected peak infections.
775 Schools hit by Covid-19: 1169 teachers, 523 students infected
The Department of Education has revealed that 775 schools in South Africa have been hit by Covid-19 as the nation prepares to send even more children back.
Rumour that alcohol ban will be reinstated is fake news - COGTA
The rumours that the alcohol ban will be reinstated again are fake news, said COGTA. Voicenotes circulating on WhatsApp claim alcohol will be banned again.
Explainer: Economist weighs in on Tito Mboweni's Budget Speech
Finance Minsiter Tito Mboweni's 2020 Budget Speech will impact the lives of ordinary South Africans as the government seeks to turn the economic tide.
Explainer: Load-shedding claims on the rise as outages wreak havoc
Load-shedding is a pain when it comes to Mzansi's assets. Briefly.co.za explores what SA insurers are getting the most claims for.
Load-shedding will return: Eskom warns Mzansi of rocky road to renewal
Eskom CEO Andre de Ruyter has warned citizens that the power utility will need to implement load-shedding in its bid to get things back on track.
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