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Barbarians' COVID-19 breach puts England game in doubt
The RFU said an unspecified number of players left the team hotel without permission or informing organisers of their whereabouts on Wednesday.
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Mabuza: Govt caught napping on COVID-19 corruption
Deputy President David Mabuza blamed government systems and controls and also cited the human factor for failing to detect rampant corruption linked to COVID-19 social relief and the procurement of protective equipment and supplies.
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France extends COVID curfew to cover 46 million people
He refused to be drawn on whether that could mean the whole country being placed under a second lockdown in the run-up to the Christmas holidays.
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Ronaldo still positive for coronavirus - reports
Ronaldo is currently isolating at his home in Turin after testing positive for Covid-19 on October 13 while with the Portuguese national team for Nations League matches.
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Cabinet: Recovery plan will build confidence, place SA on new investment path
Cabinet has announced that it had approved the setting up of a national economic recovery council which will be responsible for the regular monitoring and implementation of the country's new economic plan.
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4 in 10 South Africans believe COVID-19 threat exaggerated - survey
The University of Johannesburg and the Human Sciences Research Council have released findings of its COVID-19 democracy survey.
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HAJI MOHAMED DAWJEE: Yes, I’m talking Lo-Co again
Haji Mohamed Dawjee writes about having to deal with Lo-Co, the new, shortened version of Long Covid, which is in itself an unofficial term.
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Winde: Creating new jobs, growing local economy priorities for WC govt
Western Cape Premier Alan Winde has outlined plans to steer the province towards a better economic climate and said that the region was now joining hands with civil society and the private sector to reduce poverty and unemployment.
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Mabuza: SIU probing nearly R5bn worth of contracts related to COVID-19 graft
Deputy President David Mabuza said that government had thrown its full weight behind efforts to fight corruption.
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WATCH LIVE: Deputy President Mabuza answers questions in Parliament
Deputy President David Mabuza is answering questions related to the state of the economy and investment in Parliament.
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Cabinet welcomes Hawks' recent high-profile corruption, fraud arrests
The Hawks have arrested high-profile businesspeople with political connections over fraud in the procurement of PPE for health workers in the front lines of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Masuku, Diko to face ANC disciplinary hearings over PPE tender scandal
The ANC in Gauteng on Wednesday said the disciplinary committee would decide if the duo should remain in the provincial executive committee (PEC).
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Solidarity Fund raised over R3bn since its launch 7 months ago
The fund has so far allocated R2.2 billion to various projects.
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Health minister warns of a rise in COVID-19 infections
Zweli Mkhize, who is himself recovering from the Coronavirus in quarantine with his wife, revealed how the Western Cape saw a 42% rise in infections in just the last week.
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COVID-19 update: 85 more deaths, 2,055 new cases recorded in SA
According to the Department of Health, 2,055 new coronavirus infections were also recorded in the past day bringing the number of cases since the start of the outbreak in March to 708,359.
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Spain becomes first EU nation with one million virus cases
The country recorded 16,973 confirmed cases of COVID-19 over the past 24 hours, the health ministry announced, taking the total to 1,005,295 since its first case was diagnosed on 31 January on the remote island of La Gomera in the Canary Islands.
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UK researchers aim to infect volunteers to study COVID-19 exposure
The Human Challenge Programme - a partnership that includes Imperial College London - hopes the work will ultimately help to 'reduce the spread of the coronavirus, mitigate its impact and reduce deaths'.
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Rally behind recovery plan or face paralysis, Ramaphosa tells political parties
President Cyril Ramaphosa conceded that while many aspects of the plan were not new, a more careful reading would show a new resolve and determination to implement the changes needed.
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Thailand welcomes first tourists since March
A planeload of 39 Chinese tourists flew into Bangkok's Suvarnabhumi Airport Tuesday evening from Shanghai to a welcome from staff in full protective equipment.
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Proteas to face England in ODI, T20 home series after dept green lights tour
The tour will be limited to the Western Cape with two ODI matches and two T20 matches to played at Newlands Stadium, and one ODI and one T20 match at Eurolux Boland Park, Paarl.
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UK museums fight for survival as virus ravages sector
London's picturesque Charles Dickens Museum is typical of how British cultural institutions are being financially strangled by the pandemic.
