Coronavirus outbreak

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has tested positive for the coronavirus. The politician is self-isolating in Downing Street but continues to work from home. Johnson made the announcement in a

As South Africa has entered an official nationwide lockdown in an unprecedented event that will no doubt go down in history, many are fearful for their health, unsure of what

Several arrests have been made since the official nationwide lockdown kicked in at midnight on Thursday, March 26. The first arrests were made in the Johannesburg CBD. According to SABC

South Africans are waking on the first day of lockdown to bad news, as the Minister of Health Dr Zwelini Mkhize has announced the first coronavirus-related deaths. Two deaths have

The nation is feeling the tension as the 12pm lockdown for 21-days looms. Prayers are being said, families are saying their farewells and last minute plans are being put in

The number of confirmed coronavirus cases in South Africa has climbed to over 900 as of Thursday, March 26 2020. President Cyril Ramaphosa announced the increase while presenting a summary

South Africans should note that while the country will be under a 21-day lockdown, essential and emergency services are still accessible. Aside from the healthcare hotlines set up by government

President Cyril Ramaphosa was tested for COVID-19 and his results have come back negative. The President's physicians advised that he go for testing as a precautionary measure, according to BizNews.

Western Cape Premier Alan Winde held a press briefing to provide an update on the Western Cape government's plans for the lockdown and COVID-19 outbreak. The Premier confirmed that as

In the past 24 hours roughly 738 people have died in Spain as a result of the coronavirus outbreak. This officially pushes the country into second place behind Italy for