Article by: Natalie Müller Just in: The Department of Health has revealed that four of its employees have tested positive for Covid-19. The department said the four infected employees include one from the Ministerial Office and three from the department itself. This following the announcement of the death B of Northwest Corporate Governance, Human Settlements…
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Is The Taxi Industry Bullying Government Over Relief Fund? – Strike Threats Continue!
Article by: Natalie Müller Transport Minister Fikile Mbalula has this afternoon held a virtual meeting with MECs responsible for transport, to discuss the recently announced R1.135billion Taxi Relief Fund. This following threats made by Taxi Associations to shut down operations due to dissatisfaction of Relief Fund offer. Taxi strike in Gauteng 2moro. Santaco Gauteng isnt…
SANParks Prepares to Reopen Accommodation Facilities
Article by: Emma Clayfield The South African National Parks (SANParks) has announced that it is preparing to recall its hospitality staff for a phased approach in the reopening of its overnight facilities. It’s almost time to #LiveYourWild in our national parks again. Watch this space for upcoming special offers on accommodation and camping. pic.twitter.com/KZ02IJUMx0 —…
There’s a second pandemic against women and the children – President Cyril Ramaphosa
Article by: Emma Clayfield The past few weeks have been undeniably hard times for South Africa, as murders of women and children are seeing a sudden spike. President Cyril Ramaphosa addressed this issue this evening, condemning the actions of men and labeling this outbreak as a second pandemic. President Ramaphosa #Ramaphosa Cyril said there’s a…
Personal Care Services & Sit Down Restaurants to Reopen – Advance Level 3 Lockdown
Article by: Emma ClayField What started as a mere [21 day] precautionary exercise, to prevent the spread of the deadly Coronavirus outbreak, has turned into one of the longest economic nightmares on many South African Businesses. An initial lockdown period of 21 days as imposed by the South African President Cyril Ramaphosa, has seen longevity…
