Parliament is set to restart the process to recruit a new National Youth Development Agency board due to what it says was the questionable process followed in recommending people last year.
Continue reading →The Moses Mabhida branch of the SA Communist Party in KwaZulu-Natal has chastised the government for what it called “secrecy and uncertainty” on the Covid-19 vaccine rollout strategy and plan.
Continue reading →Sihle Zikalala has described Sibusiso Ncube, the late husband of finance MEC Nomusa Dube-Ncube, as an “asset” to the province and a pioneer in the business world.
Continue reading →The World Health Organization’s Europe director Hans Kluge said on Thursday vaccine manufacturers were working non-stop to plug shortfalls in supplies to countries struggling to contain the Covid-19 pandemic and urged them not to jostle for deliveries.
Continue reading →Two-and-a-half months after the second wave of Covid-19 started to take off in the Western Cape, a host of statistics on Thursday suggested it is rapidly receding.
Continue reading →While Michelle Cerfontyne was completing her medical training last year, the Covid-19 pandemic overwhelmed SA’s understaffed public hospitals, so the young doctor thought she would get a job easily.
Continue reading →And the provincial health department is investigating the costs and evaluating potential sites where vaccinations will be carried out.
Continue reading →Pakistan’s Supreme Court on Thursday ordered the release of an Islamist convicted of beheading US journalist Daniel Pearl, a decision that has left his family in “complete shock”, lawyers said.
Continue reading →Judge Judith Cloete slapped Blessing Bveni with two life sentences in the Cape Town high court on Thursday morning for the murders of a hiker and cyclist in 2018.
Continue reading →Clicks Group said on Thursday it had decided to close its Musica entertainment business due to the shift to digital consumption of music, movies and games, exacerbated by the Covid-19 pandemic.
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