Breaking
New RSV infections rise in Mzansi
The National Institute for Communicable Diseases (NICD) has announced that the detection rate of respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) is rising sharply. [Read more]
Health
Community
Family need support for deaf boy
The Machirori family from Bluegum View Section in Duduza seek assistance in finding a special school for their nine-year old son who was born deaf. [Read more]
Government
City tap water safe for consumption
This is after the City identified false messages on many social media platforms that the tap water is contaminated with the cholera-causing bacterium. [Read more]
Government
Military deployed at strike-affected hospitals
The deployment follows a request for assistance by the Health department due to the strike action by workers affiliated to NEHAWU across the country. [Read more]
Local
Joburg hosts Cycle Walk event this weekend
The City will host the annual Cycle/Walk to promote the use of 25km of cycle lanes and various sidewalks and walkways spread throughout the seven regions on Saturday, March 11. [Read more]
Government
Joburg declares war on waste
Starting the first leg in the inner-city, the MMC stated that the war on waste campaign will expand to other areas of Johannesburg. [Read more]
Government
Deaths at Hospital linked to Nehawu strike
Protesters closed the main entrance of the hospital with burning tyres, preventing patients and families entering the health facility. [Read more]
Government
Metsi a pompo Gauteng ahlwekile ha na Cholera
Lefapha la bophelo la Gauteng (GDoH) le lahlile hlahisoleseding e lonya ho Social Media e reng ho na le ngollano ya molao e eletsang sechaba hore se seke sa nwa metsi a dipompong. [Read more]
Government
Over 930 bodies unclaimed in Gauteng
Gauteng Health and Wellness MEC Nomantu Nkomo-Ralehoko said that it is concerning that the number of unclaimed and identified bodies is increasing by the day. [Read more]
Breaking
Mzansi records first cholera death as cases rise
Members of the public are reminded to maintain hand hygiene to prevent possible transmission. [Read more]