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Serie A season to be extended until 2 August
Federation president Gabriele Gravina said the FIGC would "adopt a resolution in the coming hours to postpone the end of the 2019/2020 sports season to 2 August".
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Mitchells Plain family tools up to shield community from COVID-19
Marshall Nelson and his family have been hard at work producing and distributing 3D-printed face visors for free.
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Neymar says lack of football making him anxious
The 28-year-old is preparing for an eventual return at his home in a gated community in Brazil under the supervision of Ricardo Rosa, his long-standing physical trainer.
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How Africa risks reeling from a health crisis to a food crisis
The situation in Nigeria, Africa’s most populous nation, is reflected across sub-Saharan Africa.
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Season should resume next March at Indian Wells, says Jabeur
Professional tennis has been suspended since March due to the coronavirus outbreak when Indian Wells became the first major tournament to be cancelled.
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#CyrilFridays: Citizens laud President Ramaphosa for his courage, determination
South Africans from all walks of life called for Fridays to be dedicated to encouraging and thanking the president for his efforts under the hashtag #CyrilFridays.
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COVID-19 transmission risk key factor in determining resumption of business
President Cyril Ramaphosa has announced that as of 1 May, several provisions governing the lockdown regulations will be lifted as it gets downgraded from Level 5 to Level 4.
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Rooney spokesperson says Derby skipper not in 'wage war' with club
Reports in the British media have said that the 34-year-old is leading talks on behalf of his teammates against a proposal by the second-tier club to defer the wages of players by 50%.
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COVID-19 Situation Desk - 24 April 2020 AM
The facts - at the start and end of your working day. #Coronavirus #COVID-19SA #LockdownSouthAfrica
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DA, EFF, Cosatu react to Ramaphosa’s decision to relax some lockdown regulations
Co-incidentally, many South Africans would be allowed back at work from 1 May which is a public holiday marking Workers’ Day.
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Struggling Lavender Hill residents risk infection for something to eat
Vulnerable communities said that they had no choice but to risk infection and queue for food.
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Ramaphosa: Lockdown has worked but SA not out of the woods yet
The country reported 318 more COVID-19 cases on Thursday, making it the highest daily surge since the country recorded its first case early in March.
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South Africans urged to wear face masks when leaving their homes
President Cyril Ramaphosa addressed the nation on Thursday evening on the re-opening of some economic activity and the easing of lockdown restrictions from next Friday.
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Short on PPEs, underpaid JMPD officers asked to buy own masks, gloves
Eyewitness News has seen an internal letter in which JMPD officers have been urged to dig deep into their pockets to buy cloth masks for themselves.
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COVID-19 quick insights from 23 April 2020
President Cyril Ramaphosa announces a phased easing of lockdown restrictions and the Western Cape surpasses Gauteng as the new epicentre of the coronavirus as new national infections increase to 3,953 and the death toll hits 75.
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Get ready to exercise next Friday - but remember that the lockdown continues
Stretching your muscles outside the house is part of level 4 of the risk-adjusted approach to the re-opening of the economy.
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Over 1,000 companies probed for non-compliance with lockdown regulations – Dept
The Department of Employment and Labour said its more than 100 inspectors probed several companies in both the public and private sector.
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Parly finance committees welcome Treasury's tax relief packages
The presentation on the tax bills came a day after the president announced a R500 billion stimulus package to help South Africans in their time of need.
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Payday brings home impact of lockdown on cash-strapped South Africans
This morning, some South Africans are waking up to debit orders going off while there is little or nothing left in their accounts.
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Sunlight destroys coronavirus quickly, says preliminary US scientists' study
It has long been known that ultraviolet light has a sterilising effect because the radiation damages the virus's genetic material and their ability to replicate.
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COVID-19, the knockout punch for multilateralism?
Regional and international organisations from the European Union to the United Nations have not managed to muster a coordinated response to the pandemic, while even economic organisations like OPEC have failed to halt the slide on markets.
