A Qatar Airways plane carrying more than 200 South Africans, who were repatriated from Doha's Hamad International Airport, landed in Johannesburg on Wednesday night. This after they were left stranded in Qatar on Tuesday after the aircraft had to turn around on the runway, which resulted in them sleeping at the airport before departing on Wednesday morning. The…
Court battle looming to test and release South Africans in 'appalling' Mpumalanga quarantine facilityThe draft order, which initially sought to force the government to test the people held at the quarantine facility, was amended after a letter from the state attorney said tests have since been conducted.According to the order, people who tested negative should…
Stranded abroad: 600 South Africans brought home, more than 3 000 still waiting - PandorWith the spread of the Covid-19 pandemic and the lockdown imposed by countries across the globe - which includes the almost complete cessation of flights - about 4 500 South Africans found themselves stranded abroad, according to a circular released by…
Friday was the first day of Level 4 and, in terms of the new regulations, citizens were allowed to leave home to walk, run or cycle between 06:00 and 09:00, for the first time since March 26. South Africans flocked outdoors to get their exercise within the allotted timeframe, some bringing along their children and…
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Published: March 06, 2026, 12:05 am According to a heavily redacted report just released, the FDA issued an import alert requiring border holds on an unnamed produce item linked to a deadly Listeria outbreak that stretched from April 2024 through at least June 2025. The Food and Drug Administration investigated the outbreak with the Centers