JOHANNESBURG, Jan 28 (Reuters) – While Michelle Cerfontyne was completing her medical training last year, the COVID-19 pandemic … Read more: Budget woes mean South African doctors jobless while hospitals battle COVID-19
Johannesburg has been experiencing strong winds and rains since the tropical depression that hit most parts of the country. This situation may cause … Read more: JRA urges residents to be extra cautious during flash floods
Storytelling has always been an important part of the City of Johannesburg Library Services. When libraries were no longer able to physically host … Read more: Locked down City libraries think out of the box
JOHANNESBURG – Cricket South Africa’s Interim Board has been given an extension to conclude the governing body’s turnaround by 15 February. Read more: CSA interim board granted extension to conclude strategy
JOHANNESBURG – Concerns have been raised over the handling of bodies of COVID-19 victims as people fear that the virus might still be highly … Read more: Covering coffins with plastic unnecessary, says health department
Johannesburg – The ANC is headed to the Supreme Court of Appeal (SCA) to continue its fight against a court ruling that found it obligated to pay a … Read more: ANC heads to Appeals Court to fight court order to pay businessman R102m for 2019 elections …
JOHANNESBURG – Union Nehawu has welcomed the government’s COVID-19 inoculation plan. The union said authorities need to move with speed … Read more: Nehawu welcomes COVID-19 inoculation plan
Johannesburg – A former top State Security Agency (SSA) spy ran a parallel private protection unit for ex-president Jacob Zuma, the Zondo … Read more: Zondo commission hears spy agency had private protection unit dedicated to Jacob Zuma
The suspect works at a Johannesburg-based company that the basic education department contracted to print the 2020 matric exam papers. Read more: Case against man accused of matric maths exam leak postponed