Since the security officer’s arrest, the MEC of health has called for more investigations into the theft of medicine in health facilities.

Sakeliga believe the new Covid-19 regulations turn civil society into state agents forced to implement governement’s rules at personal risk.

The Young Nurses Indaba Trade Union (YNITU) members will be airing their grievances through a march on 4 May.

The health minister is in court after only giving 30 days for public input on drafted Covid-19 regulations instead of the legal three months.

The latest update from the NICD has revealed that the number of new confirmed Covid-19 cases has jumped up by 1 560.

The list of SIU targets grew again on Wednesday in the Digital Vibes case after the greenlight was given to go after five more suspects.

Professor Salim Abdool Karim told a broadcaster that mask-wearing should end, but the Department of Health doesn’t exactly agree

Vaccine uptake has dropped dramatically and there appears to be no push from the president or the Health Department to change this.

The Health Ministry said Dr Sandile Buthelezi had been cleared of the charges against him on Monday, in relation to the Digital Vibes saga

Omicron, the latest Covid variant, has caused quite a stir, leading to travel bans – with South Africa on the “red list” and vaccine concerns

Health Minister Dr Joe Phaahla says they will make reccomendations to the NCCC, in light of the emergence of the Omicron variant

The Health Department is investigating possible food poisoning following the deaths of five children who allegedly ate ‘toxic’ noodles.

Gauteng Health MEC Nomathemba Mokgethi has highlighted how Covid-19 vaccine vials have been ‘lost’ in the province.

Denosa says that it had to represent nurses in cases of negligence where the cause was both load shedding and failure of back-up generators, forcing nurses to use their cellphones in most cases.

‘I’ve never had the urge to eat anyone…What people are saying about the (Covid-19) vaccine…is nothing but a myth’ – Simelane

It looks like a child will find it ‘effectively impossible’ to try and get the vaccination without parental consent.

The Department of Health says children over 12 can get COVID-19 vaccines without parental consent. The law permits it in the Children’s Act.

According to the Department of Health, as of Friday evening, 15 October 2021, 20 124 176 vaccine vials were administered

Children between 12 to 17 years old will be able to get their COVID-19 vaccine without their parents’ consent from 20 October.

The DA has called for the release of a report into the NPO’s financial affairs after a protest outside its head office last week.

While ‘COVID toe’ left many scratching their heads, a new study set out to uncover why some people develop this condition after contracting COVID-19.

Six Department of Health officials will be suspended in relation to the tainted Digital Vibes contract the Minister of Health has announced.

The NICD said on Saturday 182 deaths were recorded, which brings the total of fatalities to 83 343 to date.

With a new season, comes a new EVDS feature. The public will now be able to book their own vaccination appointment date, time and site.

The DA is highly concerned that a woman in Limpopo had to give birth outside a clinic that was supposed to be open 24-hours a day.