The study sets out to better define cardiovascular outcomes and identify risk factors linked to patients hospitalised with severe forms of COVID-19.

Andrea Hartzenburg is one of 2.2 million people who've lost their jobs during the second quarter of this year.

Anél Lewis, who was retrenched from a real estate company during lockdown, has quickly shifted gears to now find an alternative income stream.

ActionSA leaders attempted to register the party with the election monitoring body, but the application was rejected.

The organisation said the election watchdog's move was based on a perceived similarity with another political party and the use of the South African flag in its logo.

Ouma Katriena Esau from Upington who teaches the San language, N!UU, to youth in her community, globally acclaimed Ndebele artist Dr Esther Mahlangu and indigenous music expert Gogo Madosini Mphahleni, who lives in Langa, have been honoured for their work.

The new party was launched by former City of Joburg mayor, Herman Mashaba, at the end of last month.

The City of Cape Town's dams are nearly filled to capacity.

Details of the work that went into this year’s festival, showcased from the end of June to the beginning of July, were presented during Africa’s Webinar on COVID-19 on Monday afternoon.

Michael Pietersen was found guilty of killing both his girlfriend and son in Windsorton in May last year.

A 38-year-old man was shot and killed in the neighbourhood at the start of the week.

On-site officials said that the spill occurred on a section of the transfer pipeline between the refinery and Acacia Park.

Michael Pietersen (36) also received a further five years imprisonment for defeating the ends of justice, which would run concurrently with his sentence.

Officers said another man was wounded in the incident.

The DAK Network advocates for the rights and culture of the Khoisan people.

The shooter fled the scene on foot, after firing the fatal gunshots outside Kinnear's Bishop Lavis home last Friday.

Forensic investigator Paul O’Sullivan’s non-profit organisation, Forensics for Justice, has offered a R1 million reward for information that will lead to the arrest and conviction of detective Charl Kinnear's killers.

Western Cape Police Minister Bheki Cele said that of the 5,000 new police officers trained in the country last year, 1,120 were from the Western Cape.