When you work where you live, it can be difficult to find that work-life balance we all need to stay sane.
Venice has eased up on lockdown restrictions, and is starting to look more like its former self.
One of the many added safety protocols during this time, at stores across the country, has been the clear plastic screens that separate cashier and customer at checkout.
Over the past few days, dexamethasone has been touted as a breakthrough drug in terms of treating critically ill COVID-19 patients.
After Ramaphosa’s address last night, News24’s editor-in-chief, Adriaan Basson, says that lockdown is “all but over”, and individual responsibility is now paramount to fighting COVID-19.
When figuring out how high a certain strain of cannabis will get a person, many users tend to look at the same few markers.
A new study reveals that going to the loo directly after someone with COVID-19 is far from ideal.
While we don’t know if or when we might move to alert level 2, ‘advanced alert level 3’ is on the cards, heralding in a few key changes.
All it takes is one voicenote and the panic begins, so here’s the latest from Minister in the presidency, Jackson Mthembu, on the government’s position.
There are many things to love about winter, but dry skin isn’t one of them. Here are some best-sellers to help you fight back.
Things turned nasty at the Garden Route Mall in George last Thursday, when a security guard insisted that a shopper wear a face mask.
We’re all looking for ways to stay healthy without compromising on the quality or taste of what we eat, and the same is true for what we drink.
On Monday, Dr. Maria Van Kerkhove, head of WHO’s emerging diseases and zoonosis unit, played down the risk of an asymptomatic person transmitting COVID-19. This led many to dismiss face masks as necessary.
As far back as the first outbreak of COVID-19 in China, researchers have been testing the effectiveness of hydroxychloroquine with mixed results.
Healthcare workers? Fine. Retail workers and others in the firing line? Also fine. General members of the public who are known to be ‘small talkers’? No, stop it.
New Zealand, the first country to eliminate the coronavirus, is celebrating as things return to ‘normal’.
Yesterday, WhatsApp messages started doing the rounds, and South Africans rushed to stock up their liquor supplies. That panic was unfounded, but some of the reasoning isn’t.
It’s natural to feel a little stressed out at this moment in time. If you’re looking at a healthy way to reduce those stress levels, as well as elevate energy levels, these shots hit the spot.
Scientists at Oxford University are confident that they’ve developed the first workable COVID-19 vaccine, although much testing still lies ahead.
Whilst the Western Cape is weeks ahead of the rest of the country in terms of surges in cases, the worst is still to come.
Across the country, this weekend could prove to be a watershed moment, and it seems as though there will be major flouting of some lockdown regulations.
Recent research suggests that baldness could be one of the reasons why more men are dying from COVID-19 than women.
I’m sure we’ve all had enough of open letters, but Madonsela has earned the right to speak truth to power.
With the national state of disaster set to lapse on June 15, government will need to act if it wants to extend the lockdown beyond that date.
One projection shows that as many as 9 300 people in the province could die from COVID-19 in the next six months.
As of June 1, domestic workers were allowed to return to work under strict conditions. Here’s what you need to know.
You’ll be able to fly across the country for business purposes during alert level 3, but experts recommend incorporating some extra safety measures if doing so.
A new study looks into just how effective the two-metre physical distancing rule actually is.
I have an immense amount of sympathy for parents having to endure lockdown with cooped up children in the house.
If you go to a massive party during a pandemic, and you’re part of a royal family, best hope you don’t end up catching the coronavirus.