Lockdown makes Ramadan a family celebration once again for students
The Ramadan atmosphere is different this year for Muslims as the world fights a pandemic,
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North West records its first death due to Covid-19
A 52-year-old man from the Rustenburg area is the first person in the North West
From free student to locked down in Johannesburg
Coming home for March recess, which is normally just a week long, is always exciting
NWU helps students to cope during lockdown
Students who feel overwhelmed, anxious and worried during the current lockdown are invited by the
Tips to help you detect fake news about Covid-19
Living in the midst of the novel Coronavirus pandemic, the spread of fake news and
Covid-19 will spread slower in Africa than rest of the world – WHO
More than 190 000 people could lose their lives to Covid-19 in Africa, warned the
Guards explain how distancing rules work at mall in Katlehong
Similar to the situation at many malls across South Africa, only a limited number of
More than 3.6 million people test positive for Covid-19
The number of people around the world testing positive for Covid-19 passed the 3.6 million
EFFSC supports inclusive online learning, leaders say
The Economic Freedom Fighters Student Command (EFFSC) Potchefstroom is not against online learning, said treasurer
Dinosaurs and chicken-walker try to evade lockdown rules
With half the world’s population, about four billion people, now under some kind of lockdown
SA internet slow because of cable break
A break in the West African Cable System (WACS) has caused slow internet speeds for
Covid-19 cases jump to 1170 in SA
The South African Department of Health on Friday announced that the number of Covid-19 cases
The lockdown: What you can and cannot do
When the country goes into lockdown at midnight on Thursday to limit the spread of
Coronavirus derails Olympic Games, other sport events
The first Coronavirus case on South African soil was confirmed on 5 March, and with