Prasa said that it would adhere to all COVID-19 hygiene protocols, which include social distancing on platforms and inside trains.

Many said that they were sick and tired of the scourge of violence against women and children.

The rail operator on Monday said services would be phased in gradually.

Raphael Martin, a sub-council 23 manager, made his second appearance at the Mitchells Plain Magistrates Court on Monday.

The City of Cape Town said that it had commenced suspension proceedings. The municipality added that because Raphael Martin would remain in custody and was not reporting for work, the 'no work, no pay' rule applied.

Western Cape Premier Alan Winde said that the province was anticipating and planning for a further increase in demand in services over the next few weeks.

Officials said that many people were refusing to be admitted to these facilities.

MEC for Finance and Economic Opportunities David Maynier said that costs were expected to exceed R5 billion in 2020/21, in the Western Cape.

Western Cape Police Commissioner Yolisa Matakata said that not only was it embarrassing to know that a victim of a crime left a police station without being assisted and that the claims of what happened smacked of dereliction of duty on the part of the police.

According to the church, Satanism is, arguably, the most misunderstood religion practiced in South Africa today.

The church is situated in Century City in Cape Town and after many years, it's registered as an official body.

Police and municipal law enforcement are on the scene.

Two trucks were also set alight on Monday during protests over land and housing.

On Monday morning, demonstrators torched a truck and this afternoon another truck was on fire.

Panda said at the peak of the pandemic, 44 to 59 deaths a day can be expected in the Western Cape.