From confusion over cigarettes and alcohol to the humanitarian disaster that may await Africa when the pandemic is over, the news was not all good
A couple jogs past cooling towers of the defunct Orlando Power Station in Soweto, as SA starts to relax some aspects of a stringent nationwide lockdown set to slow down the coronavirus spread on May 7 2020. Picture: REUTERS/SIPHIWE SIBEKO
1. The growing unease at the use of the Disaster Management Act to limit freedom of movement and ban the sale of alcohol and tobacco products has led to a change in the discourse around the Covid-19 lockdown. Residents questioned it from day one, businesses soon followed, but,
United States Latest News, United States Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
A perspective of manufacturer who feels left out of Covid-19 relief
Read more »
'Be grateful the ANC is in charge in the battle against Covid-19'KZN ANC secretary Mdumiseni Ntuli says while they are not happy with the lack of social distancing in the province, particularly in parts of Durban, people should be grateful that the ANC government is tasked with the battle against Covid-19, and not the Apartheid regime.
Read more »
Chile’s sex workers embracing online world amid Covid-19More than three-quarters of the country’s estimated 60,000 sex workers are sole earners and have at least one dependent
Read more »
China’s May Day travel a good sign of recovery after Covid-19115-million trips made, many by car and by younger people emerging from weeks of a coronavirus lockdown, augers well for the sector
Read more »
An official in the Presidency has tested positive for Covid-19The official from the Presidency who has tested positive for Covid-19 has not come into contact with President Cyril Ramaphosa and Deputy President DD Mabuza, said spokesperson Khusela Diko. | Day41ofLockdown
Read more »
Presidency 'essential' staff member tests positive for Covid-19An 'essential staff' member within the presidency has tested positive for Covid-19.
Read more »