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Health Minister, dr Zweli Mkhize says 2 provinces have recorded their first coronavirus deaths as the number of fatalities across the country increased by 14, to 48.

Posted by Merentia Van Der Vent on  17 April 2020
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Ministers in the National Command Council say the lockdown will be gradually lifted and cannot be stopped abruptly.

Posted by Merentia Van Der Vent on  17 April 2020
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The Department of Correctional Services has confirmed the first case of COVID 19 at a facility in the Western Cape.

Posted by Merentia Van Der Vent on  17 April 2020
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LOCKDOWN PHASE 2: ONLY SLIGHT AMENDMENTS MADE TO THE REGULATIONS

Posted by Liesl Smit on  16 April 2020
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The Minister of Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs, Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma has given updates on regulations pertaining to the extension of the lockdown in SA. She says alcohol is not allowed to be transported, unless it is for the production of hand sanitiser. For parents who are separated, but need to share child-care, you have to have a court order, or a letter from the family advocate, or a birth certificate to show your connection to

Broadcasters unite against gender-based violence with “Turn Down Your Radio”

Posted by Smile Staff Reporter on  16 April 2020
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The Turn Down Your Radio campaign, a NAB Commercial Radio Committee (CRC) Free Radio Initiative, was launched on airwaves across the country today in a bid to not only raise awareness of the disturbing prevalence of this abuse – which has regrettably seen a significant spike during lockdown – but also to encourage proactive steps by ordinary citizens to help to identify and eradicate it. The campaign will see stations employing a combination of radio