Covid-19 vaccine MAC chair, prof. Barry Schoub says there’s no need to be alarmed over the spread of the new Covid-19 variant – recently discovered in India – here in

The World Health Organization says it is now closely monitoring the spread of the new variant of Covid-19, first been detected in India. Infectious-disease expert and Covid-19 Technical Lead at

South African National Parks has again reminded locals and tourists that some areas of the Table Mountain National Park is still undergoing rehabilitation and will be off limits until further

Premier Alan Winde has urged those with access to the internet, to help their elderly family-members register for their Covid-19 vaccination. He visited the Cape Winelands District yesterday as part

The mother of a set of conjoined twins who underwent separation surgery in February this year at the Red Cross War Memorial Children’s Hospital is overjoyed after the successful procedure.

Dear Fellow South African, Twenty years ago, South Africa was the site of victory in a lawsuit that pitted public good against private profit. At the time, we were in

Business lobby-group Business for South Africa says it is confident that Government has acquired enough vaccines to fully and successfully implement its nationwide Covid-19 vaccination campaign. The group’s Stavros Nicolau,

The Western Cape Department of Health says its Covid-19 dashboard, launched at the start of the pandemic, has to date been visited more than 2-million times. According to Dr. Muzzammill

The Western Cape MEC for Health, Dr Nomfarench Mbombo says her Department has been hard at work to help as many people – who are in line to be vaccinated

The Western Cape Department of Human Settlements says a further 34 beneficiaries have moved into their new homes at the Hillside PHP Housing Development in Grabouw. MEC Tertius Simmers visited

The winter storm that hit the Western Cape yesterday morning continues to move further inland and caused significant damage and flooding across the Cape Winelands and Overberg last night. Major

The well-known Liberian politician, Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf says although international co-operation has helped the World make great strides in the fight against Covid-19, more will need to be done to avoid

President Cyril Ramaphosa has urged pharmaceutical companies to start making their Covid-19 vaccine technologies available to other countries to allow more nations to start manufacturing their own vaccines. Ramaphosa participated

The winter storm that made landfall in the Southern Cape earlier today has led to severe localised flooding in the communities of Struisbaai, Cape Agulhas and surrounding areas. Several roads

The storm is expected to make landfall this afternoon and continuing through the night. The South African Weather Services state significant rainfall can be expected for the Overberg and Garden

Conservation agency, Blood Lions, has welcomed the decision by the Department of Environment that South African farms will no longer be allowed to participate in the practice of captive breeding