The Kimberley Prospector

JOHANNESBURG – There are growing calls for schools to be closed as the country nears the peak of the COVID-19 pandemic. Teachers’ unions are … Read more: COVID-19 in SA: Calls for school closures mount

JOHANNESBURG – Numsa will on Monday picket against possible retrenchments at all offices of ArcelorMittal. The union said it believes the company … Read more: Numsa to picket ArcelorMittal over possible retrenchments

JOHANNESBURG – Clarity is expected this week on the way forward for schools after calls for classroom education to be stopped amid the COVID-19 … Read more: Govt expected to give clarity on schooling during COVID-19

JOHANNESBURG (miningweekly.com) – South Africa’s ‘historic dumps’ – mine dumps created prior to the promulgation of the Minerals and … Read more: ‘Historic dumps’ do not appear to be MPRDA regulated – law firm

JOHANNESBURG – The Security Association of South Africa (Sasa) said that its guards had been trained to handle any confrontation, including … Read more: Security guards trained to handle confrontations over masks, says Sasa

JOHANNESBURG – Eighty-five more people have died in South Africa after contracting the coronavirus, pushing the death toll to over 5,000. Read more: South Africa’s COVID-19 death toll passes 5000

JOHANNESBURG – The number of COVID-19 deaths in South Africa has passed 5,000 after another 85 patients died. A total of 30 new deaths have … Read more: COVID-19 deaths pass 5000 mark

Taxi commuter Belinda Banks speaks to The Citizen at Bree Taxi rank in Johannesburg, 29 June 2020. All commuters are required to wear masks as … Read more: Taxi commuters are most at risk of contracting Covid-19, warns Denosa

I have covered the lockdown since it was enforced, working in Hillbrow, Alexandra and other Johannesburg hotspots. I extensively documented how … Read more: A night out with the Johannesburg cops