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Crime down, but looting threat remains
- By semantica-admin
- . Apr 23, 2020
While Police Minister Bheki Cele revealed comparative crime statistics from April 2019 and the 2020 lockdown, showing serious crimes such as murder, rape and assault

Lockdown surge in custom for Netflix
- By semantica-admin
- . Apr 23, 2020
Netflix has unveiled a bumper set of first-quarter results. Netflix said it had added nearly 16 million new subscribers in the first quarter, 23% more

LGBT+ communities particularly vulnerable to virus, organisations warn
- By semantica-admin
- . Apr 23, 2020
Healthcare organisations in the United States (US) have warned that lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT+) communities may be particularly vulnerable to the COVID-19 pandemic.

The Genesis of Social Distancing
- By semantica-admin
- . Apr 22, 2020

Lockdown future to be made clearer tomorrow – Ramaphosa
- By semantica-admin
- . Apr 22, 2020
President Cyril Ramaphosa last night announced that South Africa would embark on a phased reopening of the economy. The national lockdown is slated to end

Big Macs could be back, but not for sale
- By semantica-admin
- . Apr 22, 2020
While South Africa’s lockdown regulations have just been amended to prohibit the sale of ‘hot food’, fast food chain McDonald’s is reported to be negotiating

Trump temporarily bans immigration to US
- By semantica-admin
- . Apr 22, 2020
President Donald Trump announced he would be enacting a temporary halt to immigration into the United States by executive order as part of efforts to prevent new outbreaks of Covid-19.

Not-so-hot Dog
- By semantica-admin
- . Apr 21, 2020

Oil price crash heightens economic jitters
- By semantica-admin
- . Apr 21, 2020
Benchmark US oil prices ‘crashed into negative territory for the first time in history’ last night as the evaporation of demand caused by the coronavirus

Corruption diverts Covid-19 relief
- By semantica-admin
- . Apr 21, 2020
While millions of South Africans are confined to their homes and forbidden from making a living, crooked power-brokers have been taking advantage of the crisis