Auditor-General Kimi Makwetu has released a report on the spending of the government’s Covid-19 relief fund. The report found clear indications of fraudulent activities in PPE procurement specifically.
A Limpopo dietician, diagnosed with cancer as a teenager, learned how to use food to fight cancer. Now, she’s sharing her knowledge of nutrition with others.
The National Education Health and Allied Workers' Union (NEHAWU) has forged ahead with its strike despite the Labour Court ruling that it is unlawful.
August is National Organ Donor Awareness month. The number of patients waiting for transplants continues to increase while the shortage of potential donors remains concern. Covid-19 has made this even worse.
A study on the socio-economic impact of the Covid-19 pandemic shows black women in rural areas and townships were worst hit. A third of middle-class families could fall into poverty.
As learners return to the classroom in Limpopo, the basic education department says measures like staggered timetables will help prevent Covid-19. Still, school governing bodies concerned over sanitation and infrastructure.
The Special Investigating Unit will tackle corruption allegations in Limpopo, looking into Covid-19 relief spending.
Underpaid and overworked community health care workers face harsh working conditions with uncertain futures in the midst of pandemic.
Limpopo health department refutes allegations of corruption and nepotism in PPE contracts, even as questions of political links go unanswered.
Patients on chronic treatment left stranded as facilities in Gauteng face shortage of essential medicine.
Scientists around the world are searching for a Covid-19 vaccine, with countries representing 70% of the world’s population signed up, says WHO.
A Limpopo family is left destitute by a fire. Police are investigating a case of arson while the family lives in a tent.
Malls around Tshwane offer free Covid-19 testing, with thousands also undergoing screening at malls around the city.
South Africana women are facing twin pandemics this Women’s Day, as they face continued abuse at the hands of South African men and the coronavirus pandemic.
Survey shows 60% of nurses fear passing Covid-19 to loved ones, three quarters of healthcare providers say occupation places them at higher risk.
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