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Speaking at an operational inspection at Nasrec quarantine and isolation centre, Health Minister Zweli Mkhize said while Gauteng currently had the most COVID-19 infections, KwaZulu-Natal would soon take over due to a surge in infections.

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Speaking during a media briefing by the economic cluster, Transport Minister Fikile Mbalula outlined additional regulations for the transport industry during South Africa's lockdown. #Covid19SA #Taxis #FikileMbalula

As is the case with health workers, staff at funeral services are also putting their health at risk and have had to change the way they operate during the coronavirus pandemic.

Government has enforced new measures, including an immediate ban on the sale and distribution of alcohol, in response to the surge in coronavirus infections and deaths. President Cyril Ramaphosa made the announcement on Sunday night but said that the country would remain on level three lockdown.

As more shops, stores and restaurants reopen under lower COVID-19 alert levels, environmental health practitioners are upping their game to ensure that everyone stays safe. EWN spent the day with a City of Cape Town environmental health practitioner who's active during the pandemic.

WARNING: THIS VIDEO INCLUDES SCENES THAT MAY BE DISTRESSING TO SOME VIEWERS It’s been about 12 weeks since about 800 refugees set foot in this tent for the duration of the lockdown. Before then, they were camping out in the Waldorf Arcade, then at the Methodist Church on Greenmarket Square, and moved again to the streets near the Central Police Station. 20 June marked World Refugee Day, which they celebrated despite all the trauma they've endured. #WorldRefugeeDay #UN #Africa

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Here are the men who appeared in the Palm Ridge Regional Court on 18 June and the amounts they are said to have pocketed in the multibillion-rand VBS heist.

Muzikayise Malephane (31) was arrested on Monday while traveling from Mpumalanga. He is accused of stabbing Pule multiple times and hanging her on a tree in Durban Deep last week. She was eight months pregnant.

An open letter by Kayleen Morgan to fellow journalists on how to treat stories of grief with respect.

Family and friends gathered in Meadowlands, Soweto, to pay their respects at the funeral of murdered 28-year-old Tshegofatso Pule on Thursday.

Friends and family paid their last respects to 28-year-old Tshegofatso Pule who was laid to rest today. EFF MP Mbuyiseni Ndlozi said the police could have done more to protect her. Pule, who was pregnant, was found hanging from a tree in Roodepoort on Monday.

Dressed in black, women of Soweto gathered to light candles and hold a vigil outside the home of Tshegofatso Pule who was found hanging from a tree in Roodepoort on Monday after she had been reported missing. Pule was eight months pregnant when she died.

Pastor Pastor Paseka 'Mboro' Motsoeneng's Incredible Happenings Ministry in Katlehong is one of the first churches that opened its doors on the first Sunday of June under level 3 restrictions. Congregants were social distancing, completing the screening process and presenting identification before the service took place.

Motsoeneng was one of the first to welcome members back to his Incredible Happenings Ministry in Katlehong.

Under level 3 lockdown regulations, alcohol may only be sold from Monday to Thursday. Gauteng Provincial Commissioner Lt General Elias Mawela and Gauteng MEC for Community Safety Faith Mazibuko led an operation in Soweto to make sure people were complying with the new regulations but several motorists were caught with alcohol in their possession outside the designated days.