The Kimberley Prospector

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

Several areas across the City of Johannesburg have gone for over two weeks without electricity as City Power struggles to find parts needed to carry … Read more: Lack of stock delays City Power repairs as Joburg suburbs sit in dark for two weeks

Several areas across the City of Johannesburg have gone for over two weeks without electricity. The delay in repairing the outages has been caused by … Read more: Lack of stock delays City Power repairs as Joburg suburbs sit in dark for 2 weeks

Johannesburg is of particular concern given how densely populated the area is, says WHO Africa. Image: DENNIZN/ 123RF. The World Health … Read more: WHO offers to provide technical support to South Africa as Covid infections rise

… First Division), OR Tambo Cosmos in the ABC Motsepe League, Chippa United’s reserve team and Peacemakers FC and Alex FC in Johannesburg. Read more: Coach’s individual attention raises players’ skill levels

Here are some of the scenes from Johannesburg. … provided by local organisations as part of Mandela Day in Eldorado Park, South of Johannesburg. Read more: Mandela Day: Amid hunger and hardship, many South Africans make a stand

JOHANNESBURG – As the negative impact of COVID-19 continues to be felt by many companies, including in the media industry, the South African … Read more: Sanef expresses concern for media industry amid retrenchments