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Sadtu makes demands
South African Democratic Teachers’ Union (Sadtu) members will not return to work on Monday, 11 May 2020, because Basic Education Minister Angie Motshekga has not
Prepare for long haul – Ramaphosa
As South Africa’s cases continue to climb – now at 10 652, a rise of 637 in one day – President Cyril Ramaphosa has warned the
Business body urges rapid move to Level 2
Business for South Africa (B4SA), a new umbrella business body formed to help fight Covid-19, has called on the government to move the economy to
Serious concerns raised about pandemic’s trajectory
Professor Alex van den Heever, chair in Social Security Systems Administration and Management Studies at the University of the Witwatersrand’s School of Governance, has raised
SA exceeds 10 000 cases, Govt wary of releasing data
As positive cases exceeded 10 000 yesterday, it emerged that the government acknowledges that its coronavirus projections are ‘fluid’, and is balking at calls to release
Stricter lockdowns for hotspot metros?
Health Minister Zweli Mkhize has indicated that metros registering high rates of infection may need stricter lockdowns. He was speaking in the Western Cape, which
Govt must accept its limitations – IRR
The Pretoria High Court judgment forcing the closure of the government’s Zithabiseni quarantine camp ‘is a damning indictment of the government’s attempts to exert centralised
Malawi’s presidential election result declared invalid
Malawi’s Supreme Court has upheld the invalidation of last year’s presidential election results and ruled that Peter Mutharika was not duly elected. Mutharika had been
SA now facing ‘ANC lockdown crisis’ – Steenhuisen
The Covid-19 crisis in South Africa has been overtaken by an ‘ANC lockdown crisis’ that is ‘destructive’, has turned citizens into ‘subjects of an authoritarian
Patel and her deputy step down at M&G
Khadija Patel, editor of the Mail & Guardian, and deputy editor Beauregard Tromp, have announced they will be stepping down at the end of May.