4 Nyanga families left devastated by deaths of children in sinkhole collapse
Following an extensive operation, the bodies of Axolile Mabangula, Nqabayethu Mlaza, Azola Quweni and Iva Kalikopu were recovered.
Following an extensive operation, the bodies of Axolile Mabangula, Nqabayethu Mlaza, Azola Quweni and Iva Kalikopu were recovered.
On Monday afternoon, the boys were playing and dug a hole in the sand.
Over the past year, there were numerous myths linking 5G to the outbreak of COVID-19.
On Monday, MEC for Health, Nomafrench Mbombo met and engaged with traditional health practitioners from Klipfontein at Lentegeur Hospital to share information on the COVID-19 vaccine.
The Council for Scientific and Industrial Research has on Monday held a briefing to unpack the technology as well as address concerns around whether 5G presents a health risk.
More than 600 residents have been urging local government to provide basic services such as electricity.
The vaccines will be rolled out in three separate phases and will start with healthcare workers.
The province will receive 35,000 doses for the public sector and 58,000 for the private sector.
MEC Nomafrench Mbombo is visiting the Cape Medical Depot on Thursday to assess the state of readiness to store and distribute vaccines.
Over the past few weeks, there have been several robberies on Golden Arrow buses.
Public Order Police members were deployed to manage a crowd at the Bellville Sassa offices last month using a water cannon on elderly and disabled recipients.
The department said that 105,000 healthcare workers in public, private and civil society settings were identified to be vaccinated.
In recent weeks there've been at least three robberies on Golden Arrow buses.
Prasa wants to resume the rail services on the central line, which has been closed since November 2019.
Since the family's story was published on Eyewitness News, the City of Cape Town has stepped in to assist them.
Owners of bars, taverns and restaurants said that it was a stressful 10 months with alcohol sales being banned and lifted at any time during the pandemic and lockdown.
President Cyril Ramaphosa on Monday night announced alcohol may now be served at licensed premises throughout the week, while sales for off-site consumption are allowed from Mondays to Thursdays.
The municipality said this was needed to determine the number of illegal occupants on the premises, their identities, monthly income, and eligibility for state-subsidised housing.