Western Cape Education MEC Debbie Schafer said that just under two-thirds of schools in the province had not reported any coronavirus cases.

Over 30 military nurses, 12 doctors and 5 clinical associates arrived in the province on Sunday.

The Legal Resource Centre has threatened legal action against the City fo Cape Town after Bulelani Qholani was hauled naked out of his Khayelitsha shack last week.

Premier Oscar Mabuyane had previously appealed for additional help this week amid calls for the reinstatement of the alcohol ban in the province.

It’s been anything but smooth sailing since schools first re-opened their doors last month, with over 700 institutions affected by the outbreak.

This week, four structures were demolished in the Khayelitsha area, and during that operation Bulelani Qholani was removed from his shack naked.

Bulelani Qholani was dragged from his home while naked and his structure demolished by the authorities in eThembeni earlier this week.

This comes after law enforcement officers this week demolished four structures because they were illegally erected on city-owned land in the area.

Cele and the Western Cape provincial police commissioner visited the Ethembeni community on Saturday.

Bulelani Qholani was forcibly removed from his shack while naked by the City of Cape Town's law enforcement officers during an eviction operation this week.

Law enforcement officers removed Bulelani Qholani from his home while he was naked and later allowed him to put on some clothing.

Many of these firms pay business interruption insurance to cover costs for when an event like a global pandemic hits, but now some insurers are not coming through.

Western Cape police are yet to make an arrest and establish the motive for the attack.

A video, which has been shared widely, shows the officers removing Bulelani Qholani from his home in the Empolweni while he was washing himself.

Siyabulela Siswana's wife was seriously injured in the attack on the family on Wednesday night.

Qholani said that his body is still in pain after Cape Town law enforcement officers manhandled him.

There's outrage after a man was roughed up by law enforcement officers who were tearing down illegally erected shacks in Empolweni on Wednesday.

Telita Snyckers, the author of 'Dirty Tobacco,' - an expose on the dark underbelly of the tobacco industry, presented a virtual address to the Cape Town Press Club on Wednesday.