He entered without a search warrant; intimidated her ‒ animal rights activist
Doctors say Sahpra’s latest guidelines, serve to increase the administrative burden on doctors, rather than open up access to those who want to prescribe Ivermectin to treat sick and dying Covid-19 patients.
The KwaZulu-Natal Department of Health incurred irregular expenditure of R9,92 billion in 2019/20 according to damning findings of the auditor-general.
Proposed changes to the Compensation for Occupational Injuries and Diseases (COID) Act will leave workers and healthcare practitioners vulnerable and facing unpaid claims - unions
Ivermectin lobby groups have welcomed the regulator’s decision to allow compassionate controlled access to the drug as a step in the right direction but have raised concern that it does not go far enough to make the drug easily accessible
MPLs call for government departments to implement “consequent management” to deal with errant officials
Surfers rapped over the knuckles for heading into the waters despite Level 3 regulations
About 4 000 restaurants out of 11 000 restaurants nationally had closed as a result of the alcohol ban and 9pm curfew imposed in December and an estimated 500 000 out of 1 million jobs had been decimated because of the lockdown
Hundreds of aggrieved bank customers have filed an application in the Gauteng High Court seeking certification of a R60 billion class action, claiming their homes were unjustly sold in execution for as little as 10% of their market value.
Doctors in the Ivermectin Interest Group have welcomed the University of the Free State's decision to conduct a clinical trial protocol to determine the efficacy of ivermectin for the treatment of Covid-19
Other municipalitues such as eThekwini Municipality reported losses of R70 million due to illegal electricity connections in the past year and the Msunduzi Municipality said last year that the theft of electricity cost the municipality approximately R700 000 per year
UKZN healthcare scientist, Professor Colleen Aldous, one of at least 20 professionals across the country, who formed the Ivermectin Interest Group (IIG), said the team had last Friday filed a section 21 application in terms of the Medicines and Related Substances Act, seeking for doctors to be allowed to prescribe Ivermectin
Energy analyst Ted Blom said the “corruption, incompetence and ineptitude” which had plagued Eskom since the early 2000s had led to the current state of disrepair of the power utility and predicts that Stage 5 to 8 load shedding could be on the cards this year.
The provincial government and law enforcement agencies have inspected scores of businesses and issued fines or compliance notices to some, while shutting down others for breaking the lockdown rules, such as the requirement to close at 8pm.
A Durban priest has blown the whistle on the high prices that they are allegedly charging their customers even when they have a funeral policy in place
Sars is exposing taxpayers to the the risk of cyber crime by using discontinued software on its e-filing system - IT experts
PCPA chairperson Fiona Brooke-Leggatt said she had written repeatedly to senior officials in the department of transport and to Mbalula advising that the industry was struggling and desperate and asking for a meeting for assistance with license fees but had not received any response.
KwaZulu-Natal has spent R3. 196 billion in the fight against the Covid-19 pandemic, according to an interim National Treasury report released to the province.
The EFF has described the award bestowed on legendary South African golfer Gary Player by outgoing US President Donald Trump as one alleged racist recognising another
Medical personnel said they were plagued by staff shortages, burnout and illness.
Altogether 455 additional beds have been made available in the province.
Hawks investigating a criminal case against the firm, which had attracted investors globally in SA, the UK, Australia, Namibia and Ireland
People who break the stringent new Covid-19 lockdown level 3 regulations will be arrested and may be charged, fined and imprisoned for criminal offences such as breaking the curfew and not wearing a mask in public
The Financial Sector Conduct Authority says funds invested in 'illegal operation’ unlikely to be recovered
BA has had has had to make extraordinary sacrifices, letting go of some 12 000 staff and retiring 31 aircraft
