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More Capetonians following lockdown rules, COVID-19 cases dropping - CoCT
The municipality said non-compliance is down compared to what was observed prior to the second wave peak.
Sydney Mufamadi said a proclamation made by former President Jacob Zuma violated the separation of powers and allowed him to make changes in intelligence.
Eskom said operations at its power stations would continue as normal.
The Gauteng Health Department said it was working to ensure the 500 beds still needed at the Nasrec field hospital were obtained soon, as it expected a rapid increase of COVID-19 patients in the province.
The Mpumalanga Premier also admitted that as a public figure, she should have known better than to not wear a mask in public.
On Monday, pictures of a hippo being slaughtered circulated on social media, with claims it was the Fourways hippo.
The National Association of Automobile Manufacturers of South Africa (Naamsa) told Eyewitness News that it was already in contact with all its members to discuss how the industry can contribute.
The lobby group filed an urgent High Court application in Pretoria against the South African Health Products Regulatory Authority and Health Minister Zweli Mkhize.
The State called its first witness in the trial of six teenagers and two adults accused of the murder in the Flora Park area in Limpopo in February 2019.
On Saturday, authorities reacted to a community tip-off regarding a local tavern that had been selling alcohol.
At least two shops and a stall belonging to a street vendor were set alight.
The antiparasitic medication was being touted by some as beneficial for actively sick COVID-19 patients and those using it as a prophylactic medicine to prevent them from falling ill.
The company has also begun preclinical studies on a booster specifically for the variant initially identified by South African scientists.
With lockdown regulations only allowing 50 mourners at funeral services, for many families, this has created a tough balancing act between choosing who gets to attend in person and ensuring that those who can't attend do not feel excluded.
Bheki Cele said the not wearing of masks in public was non-negotiable and necessary action must be taken.
Beira in Mozambique is still recovering from two devastating cyclones, Idai and Kenneth, which hit in 2019, killing hundreds and forcing thousands from their homes.
Gauteng Health MEC Dr Nomathemba Mokgethi visited the Nasrec Field Hospital in Johannesburg, set up to accommodate COVID-19 positive patients, on 25 January 2021
Various ministries gathered for a virtual memorial service for Mthembu - who died from COVID-19 related complications on Thursday.
Mufamadi is on Monday testifying at the state capture commission.