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Researchers from the UCT, Wits and Rhodes universities are investigating the effects of the lockdown on daily routine as it relates to lifestyle behavioural factors.

An investigation has been launched after a scuffle between a Durban father and two officials from the KwaDukuza Municipality went viral on social media on Monday.

The Covid-19 death toll in the Western Cape has climbed past 100, while the Eastern Cape has replaced Gauteng as the province with the third highest number of deaths.

According to Garrith Jamieson from Rescue Care paramedics, it appears a vehicle lost control around the bend and rolled several times just before 6am.

It’s no secret that the automotive retail market has all but stalled, putting thousands of jobs at risk.

A Tygerberg Hospital cleaner alleged they were instructed to use bleach to sanitise the ward where the nurse worked.

The Eastern Cape Department of Health has bowed to pressure by unions to shut down Zwide Clinic in Port Elizabeth after the death of a nurse a few weeks ago and 11 staff members testing positive for Covid-19 on Saturday.

Two Human Science Research Council surveys show 88% of smokers were not able to buy cigarettes during the lockdown.

According to Hawks spokesperson Captain Simphiwe Mhlongo a joint operation on Monday by the Durban Serious Organised Crime Investigation, Crime Intelligence and SARS Tactical Intervention Unit seized cocaine coming from Brazil South America with a potential street value of around R16 million

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