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Driver returns R2 500 and laptop to student who forgot them in his vehicle The honest driver from KST Sacco returned R2 500 and a laptop to the MKU student who had forgotten the items in the vehicle as he was alighting from his matatu.

WATCH LIVE: President to address nation on riots President Cyril Ramaphosa will address the nation at 20h00 on 12 July 2021 on government’s response to persistent public violence in parts of the country. ...

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WATCH LIVE: President to address nation on riots President Cyril Ramaphosa will address the nation at 20h00 on 12 July 2021 on government’s response to persistent public violence in parts of the country. ...

UPDATE: A total of 60,995 tests were conducted in the last 24 hrs, with 13,246 new cases, which represents a 21.7% positivity rate. A further 136 related deaths have been reported, bringing total fatalities to 58,223. Read more: http://ow.ly/7Joa50FbQFh

Twenty bodies found, police investigating.
NORTH WEST - Police opened inquest dockets after 20 unidentified male bodies were on Tuesday, 14 and Wednesday, 15 June 2021, found at two various locations in Orkney outside Klerksdorp.
The first five decomposed bodies were found at approximately 19:00 on Tuesday, 14 June 2021, outside an old and unused mine shaft ventilation in Lawrence Park, Orkney.
On Wednesday, 15 June 2021, 14 more decomposed bodies were found along Ariston Road near the railway line in Orkney. While still processing the scene, the police received information that another body was discovered where the initial five bodies were found, thus bringing a total number to 20. All the deceased are suspected to be illegal miners commonly known as “zama zamas” operating in obsolete shafts in Orkney and Stilfontein. Furthermore, the deceased suffered severe body burns. As part of investigations, post-mortems will be conducted to determine a cause of death for these men whose bodies were found wrapped in white plastic bags.
Investigation into the matter continues and it includes the possibility of linking the incident with the video that was circulated on social media platforms wherein a man calling himself “Mafifi” was seen pleading for assistance following an apparent smoke inhalation occurrence at shaft number six.
The police request anyone who may have information regarding the incident to call Colonel Gaanakgomo at 082 568 5975 or South African Police Service (SAPS) Crime Stop number: 08600 10111. Anonymous tip-offs can also be communicated via My SAPS App. The information will be treated with strictest confidentiality.

President Cyril Ramaphosa has announced that South Africa’s lockdown regulations will be tightened as the country grapples with a third Covid-19 wave.

In a national address on Tuesday evening (15 June), the president said that the country will move to a level 3 lockdown from midnight to stop health facilities from being overwhelmed.

He said that the priority now is to ensure that there are enough beds and healthcare workers to give the best possible care to those who need it.

The new restrictions include:

The hours of curfew are from 22h00 – 04h00
Non-essential establishments such as bars and fitness centres must close at 21h00
All gatherings will be limited to 50 people indoors and 100 people outdoors. Where the venue is too small to accommodate appropriate social distancing, 50% of the floor space may be used.
Attendance at funerals and cremation may not exceed 50 people.
Night vigils and after-funeral gatherings remain prohibited.
The sale of alcohol for off-site consumption is permitted between 10h00 – 18h00 from Monday to Thursday.
On-site alcohol consumption may continue until 21h00, subject to liquor licenses.
Alcohol in public is strictly prohibited.

A mountain to climb

President Ramaphosa said that he understood that South Africans were frustrated about having their freedom restricted, but said that restrictions are necessary for combating the Covid-19 virus.

He added that the country has a ‘mountain to climb’ as it faces a third wave of infections – with daily infections doubling in the last two weeks.

Hospital admissions are 59% and deaths have increased by 48% over the same time period, he said. With the exception of the Northern Cape, all provinces are experiencing a rise in infections, with most provinces either in an official third wave or reaching this point.

Ramaphosa said that Gauteng is a particular concern and that it is set to pass its second wave peak in the coming days.

South Africa reported a total of 8,436 new cases on Tuesday, which represents a 17.8% positivity rate. This brings the total number of laboratory-confirmed cases to 1,761,066.

The majority of new cases today are from the Gauteng province (64%), followed by the Western Cape (7%), North West (6%), Free State (6%) and KwaZulu-Natal (5%).

A further 208 related deaths have been reported, bringing total fatalities to 58,087.

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