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An unclear message is sent out to the public as the health policies related to Covid-19 quarantining chops and changes.

As the world is facing record-high positive Omicron cases, governments are facing challenges as to not overwhelm hospitals.

Now that the New Year is around the corner, Joburg's EMS team speaks out regarding the importance of keeping Covid-19 regulations in mind.

As the call for ending the curfew before New Year's Eve is growing, the SA restaurant industry shows its support by joining the cause.

Victory for the Wild Coast! Shell is to stop blasting the waters along the wild coast in their search for more fuel.

Due to it become too costly, the Department of Health have decided that it is no longer mandatory to quarantine after coming into contact with Covid-19.

A culture of reading is more likely to open doors to grow in society. Research from 2019 showed that, the mere presence of 80 books or more at home is likely to predict better social growth and development for a young child.

Now that various memorial services are being finalised for Desmond Tutu, Archbishop Makgoba shares his concerns regarding Covid protocols.

Queen Elizabeth's Christmas celebrations were interrupted when an intruder entered the Windsor Castle grounds carrying a crossbow.

Archbishop Emeritus Desmond Mpilo Tutu has died at the age of 90.

The dearly beloved and admired Archbishop Desmond Tutu has sadly passed away in Cape Town after leading a full and impactful life.

The forthcoming launch of the James Webb Space Telescope offers unprecedented new opportunities for astronomers. It’s also a timely opportunity to reflect on what previous generations of telescopes have shown us.

Recent official South African medical reports and countrywide COVID data have indicated that since early November, when omicron was first detected, COVID cases substantially increased.

The man was caught at OR Tambo International Airport and tried to smuggle the rhino horns disguised as chocolate to China.

Following the removal of SA from the UK's "red list", the Netherlands has announced that some African countries' travel bans are lifted.

The monthly adjustments are driven by the import parity price (Basic Fuel Price). It responds to changes in the Rand/US dollar exchange rate and international prices of petrol.

SA health regulator, Sahpra has also approved the mixing and matching of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine with the Pfizer vaccine.

Bill Gates also believes that if the right measures are taken, the pandemic could end in the United States by Spring 2022

Despite a court order against the measures, Kenya has ruled that all citizens need proof of vaccination to enter most public spaces.

Tonewoods are wood species that possess certain desirable properties that make them suitable for making musical instruments, such as woodwind or string instruments – like a flute or a violin.

The SA National Blood Service is calling on all adults to donate blood over the festive season as stock is now below what WHO recommends.

After Pretoria High Court came to the decision that Jacob Zuma's medical parole decision was "unlawful", he has been granted leave to appeal.

The latest Covid-19 statistics show that the Western Cape has now preceded Gauteng in new cases with an increase in hospitalized patients.

It comes as no surprise that children are spending more time watching screens as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic.