Showing posts with label Covid19. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Covid19. Show all posts

Thursday, 14 May 2020

UPDATE: 21 new cases of COVID19 have been confirmed by the Ministry of Health in Uganda

UPDATE: 21 new cases of #COVID19 have been confirmed by the Ministry of Health.

The new cases include: Ugandans, Kenyans, Tanzanians and South Sudanese who arrived via Mutukula, Busia and Elegu borders 


Confirmed - 160
Active - 66
Recovered - 63
Fatalities - 0
Repatriated - 31

Sunday, 12 April 2020

THE STATEMENT OF THE ANC ON CALLS TO RELAX LOCKDOWN REGULATIONS

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
12 April 2020
THE STATEMENT OF THE ANC ON CALLS TO RELAX LOCKDOWN REGULATIONS

The African National Congress frowns upon calls seeking to undermine government efforts to combat the spread of Coronavirus(Covid-19) pandemic. This is in the wake of reports that some sectors of society including business owners intend to approach the courts in order to force the government to relax existing lockdown regulations, particularly in relation to liquor trading.
The President of the Republic Comrade Cyril Ramaphosa pleaded with the entire nation to make even greater sacrifices so that our country may survive this crisis and so that tens of thousands of lives may be saved. It is incumbent upon all South Africans to really play their part in assisting the government to deal with this devastating pandemic.

We call on the business community to take advantage of measures announced by government to mitigate against the detrimental effects of the lockdown on their operations. This includes accessing small business debt relief and business growth facilities, to which the government has allocated millions of rands. We are also encouraged by the initiative of private sector entities, including banks, which have also introduced relief measures such as payment holidays on various finance products. The current situation shows that this is indeed a moment of business unusual, across the board.
The ANC calls on all South Africans to abide by the lockdown regulations as well as precautionary measures which were announced by government as part of curbing the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic. They include:
*Washing hands regularly with water and soap.
*Avoiding large crowds
*Covering yourself when sneezing or coughing
*Keeping the social distance
*Seeking medical attention when feeling sick
The government has already recorded some progress since the lockdown was effected. It is therefore imperative that we protect ourselves and defend each other as we work towards the total eradication of the COVID-19 monster.
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ISSUED BY THE AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS
Enquiries
Pule Mabe
National Spokesperson
071 623 4975
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Wednesday, 8 April 2020

Four taxis impounded as Police Minister assesses adherence to the Lockdown Regulations in Mpumalanga.

Four taxis impounded as Police Minister assesses adherence to the Lockdown Regulations in Mpumalanga.
MPUMALANGA - Police Minister, General Bheki Cele on Tuesday 07 April 2020 visited Mpumalanga and took to the streets of Embalenhle in Secunda and Witbank, to assess enforcement of, and adherence to the COVID-19 lockdown regulations.
Minister Cele was accompanied by Deputy Minister Cassel Mathale, Premier of Mpumalanga Ms Refilwe Mtsweni-Tsipane, MEC for Community Safety and Liaison Ms Gabsile Shabalala as well as the National Commissioner, General Kehla Sitole, Deputy National Commissioner, Lieutenant General Sindile Mfazi, and management of the SAPS in the Province.
After addressing the integrated parade of law enforcement officers and health practitioners at the Embalenhle Social Club, the delegation visited roadblocks, shopping centres and taxi ranks. At one taxi rank in Witbank, police impounded four taxis after Police Minister found that passengers were loaded outside of the timeframes stipulated in the lockdown regulations.
The manager of an established chain store in Witbank was arrested after the Minister and his entourage found the deli in full operation, selling cooked food to customers in contravention of the regulations. Another chain store at KG Mall in Embalenhle, the manager was given a R1000 fine for contravening the regulations.
Minister Cele welcomed the efforts of the business sector, especially mall managers who continue to put measures in place to assist government in curbing the spread of the corona virus.
The Department of Health continues to play a critical role and Minister Cele commended the presence and active involvement of health practitioners in the operations. A mobile clinic was set up for screening at one of the roadblocks.
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