Here’s how lockdown rules change today, from masks to PCR entry tests | Businessinsider
Magazine
Business Insider South Africa flipped this story into Everything you need to know•97d
Related storyboards
Related articles
Stage 6 load shedding: what it means, and how bad it is | Businessinsider
• Eskom is warning of a very real risk of Stage 6 load shedding at the peak demand time on Tuesday evening.• It blames unprotected industrial action, at …
Carl Niehaus to sue the state for humiliation | The Citizen
Niehaus was arrested on live television after contravening the country's Covid-19 regulations last year - the case was dismissed. Suspended umKhonto …
South Africa: Eskom could repeat worst power cuts in its history
The state power company is struggling to meet power demand due to labour protests over wage talks disrupting operations. South African state power utility Eskom may be forced to implement power cuts lasting at least six hours a day, after 10 generation units went offline overnight and a strike …
No, Afriforum hasn't taken over control of the country's borders from the SANDF | The Citizen
'It would be illegal for any civil organization or NGO to conduct patrols at any borders of the Republic of South Africa.' The South African National …
More stories from Southern Africa
New details emerge after mysterious deaths of 21 teens partying at nightclub in South Africa: "I was running out of breath"
South African authorities were still seeking answers Tuesday, two days after 21 underage teenagers partying after the end of school exams died in a …
WATCH: 101-year-old Nazi camp guard sentenced to 5 years in jail | The Citizen
Josef Schuetz was found guilty of being an accessory to murder in at least 3,500 cases while working as a guard at a Nazi camp Josef Schuetz, a …
Iran Applies to Join China and Russia in BRICS Club
Iran, which holds the world’s second largest gas reserves, has applied to join the BRICS group of Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa that …
Filmmaker Lu Ke arrested for exploiting Malawian children
A Chinese national filmmaker, Lu Ke, has been accused of manipulating Malawian village children into saying racist phrases as personalised greeting …
