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695,781,740

Confirmed

Updated on September 26, 2023 9:04 pm

All countries

627,110,498

Recovered

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6,919,573

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WATCH | Tshwane businesses navigate working under Level 4 lockdown

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Tshwane disaster centre temporarily closed after second official tests positive for Covid-19

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Police officer at Disaster Operations Centre in Tshwane tests positive for Covid-19Earlier this week, Nawa said a police officer, also working at the centre, was tested after being admitted for scheduled treatment which was unrelated to Covid-19.AAsymptomatic"She tested positive after she was screened during routine pre-admission, she may have been asymptomatic."The second case was also…

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Embattled City of Tshwane to vote for a new mayor on Saturday

VirusDefense - May 5, 2020 0

DA wins court challenge against Tshwane dissolutionShe said chief whips of numerous parties had agreed this was best to avoid a "gap" in the leadership of the troubled municipality, which has seen the removal of two mayors since the DA took over following the 2016 local government elections.But Mathebe could not disclose details of how…

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