As things stand, the World Health Organisation is only advising travellers to avoid China, South Korea, Japan or Italy. For the rest, here are some tips.
Everyone copes with a crisis in their own way. If your way is walking around in an astronaut costume, then more power to you, although you’re not actually protecting yourself.
The BBC compiled some graphs, charts and infographics that really help to put the COVID-19 epidemic into perspective.
One of the unexpected side effects of the coronavirus outbreak in China is what some are calling the ‘world’s biggest work-from-home experiment’.
With Wuhan and surrounding areas on lockdown, following the outbreak of the coronavirus, some South Africans have been trapped.
Influencers are under fire for using the hashtag #coronavirus on unrelated posts to score more likes and followers.
Whilst the streets of Wuhan are empty, people in other parts of China are being scolded from the sky.
As South Africans return home from China en masse, the residents of Wuhan find themselves on lockdown. The city has been described as a ‘ghost town’.
The Queen’s grandson, Peter Phillips, and Princess Diana’s niece, Kitty Spencer, both appeared in Chinese milk adverts recently.
Liu Shichao is a self-confessed peasant and ‘stunt drinker’, which means that he drinks a lot in a very short period of time, on camera.
China may have ended its one-child policy back in 2015, but the ramifications of that rule will still be felt for generations to come.
If SAA was hoping to rehabilitate its reputation, this recent drug bust in Hong Kong isn’t doing them any favours.
Scotland has some competition in the form of a slithering black shape that some think might be China’s very own Nessie.
The ongoing protests in Hong Kong turned very violent this past weekend, as police used extreme force to disband pro-democracy protesters.
At the Shaolin Temple in China, a Buddhist warrior monk must tackle a test that will ultimately change the course of his life forever.
Hong Kong residents feel that their democratic freedoms are under threat, and they aren’t going down without a fight.
A malfunctioning wave pool sent a massive wave crashing down on unsuspecting tourists at a Chinese waterpark.
A child, dangling off the edge of a balcony, was saved thanks to the quick thinking of the people passing by.
Fans of young adult fiction can live their ‘Twilight’ or ‘The Hunger Games’ fantasies at this new theme park in China.
Magicians usually adhere to certain codes and oaths, but Millennials looking to make a quick buck are now spilling the beans.
For the uninitiated, men all around China take part in the custom of walking around in public in the summertime with their bellies exposed.
Vladimir Putin and Xi Jinping are currently the best of buds, and you just know that’s going to irk America’s president.
America is trying to convince other countries not to allow Huawei tech into 5G networks because, it claims, the gear could be used by the Chinese government for spying.
During its first week in China alone, ‘The Wandering Earth’ raked in a mammoth $405 million, and is well on its way to becoming the highest-grossing film in the country’s history.
Every morning, principal Zhang Pengfei leads around 700 pupils in a synchronised dance routine, and the internet absolutely loves it.
Running marathons, and half marathons, should be about testing what your body is capable of handling. Over in China, some runners missed that memo.
Right around the world, people are making serious cash via streaming sites and other online platforms. In China, things can get a little dark.
A woman is lucky to be alive after a sinkhole suddenly opened up beneath her feet, swallowing her in an instant.
A group of hopeful young South Africans arrived in China to teach English. Now they’re jobless, cash-strapped, and battling to leave the country.
Many South Africans head over to the likes of South Korea to teach English, but here’s one Capetonian’s cautionary tale to make sure you do your homework.