With lockdown restrictions being eased down to level 4 in South Africa, exercise is allowed, under strict conditions. Here’s how to calculate the radius around your home.

Motorists in Midrand, Johannesburg didn’t expect to see tailbacks like this on Friday. The N1 south resembled a car park for many users this morning.

Helpful numbers and e-mail contacts to access counselling from South African universities during lockdown.

Online learning requires discipline and undivided attention from students. Here’s some study tips for a smooth transition.

The lobby group and union had argued that criteria for funding was unconstitutional and disadvantaged white-owned businesses.

There has been an increase of 297 cases in South Africa since Wednesday, the Department of Health announced.

One of the most consistent complaints we’ve heard during this 5-week level 5 lockdown, was takeaways. Or rather, the lack thereof.

Recent policy has changed the mood around government measures to stem the spread of COVID-19, and now we face millions of job losses.

By opening schools too early, the South African government literally puts thousands of children’s lives at risk, according to this reader.

Pupils, parents and teachers are expecting the minister to provide clarity on the reopening of schools.

The eye-catching green machines are unlikely to take to the skies anytime soon.

CEO Julia Raphaely said that she has had to make the most difficult decision of her life and close the company to avoid massive losses.

The City have said that despite the negative reports emanating from the site, much progress has been made to assist homeless people.

Donald Trump praised South Africa and its love of “freedom” this week: But the US has been less cheery about 217 Cuban doctors who arrived in SA on Monday.

Here are the travel restrictions during level 4 lockdown. International travel (and recreational travel within South Africa’s borders) will not be allowed.

We take a look at the youngest players used in the PSL top flight in the 2019/20 season.

Health Minister Zweli Mkhize announced on Wednesday 29 April that the number confirmed COVID-19 cases in South Africa increased by 354. The death toll has increased to 103.

We are allowed to exercise under level 4 of the COVID-19 lockdown. However, there are restrictions. Here’s what you need to know.

Having said that the sale of cigarettes would be permitted in Level 4, government have decided to maintain the ban.

MATUS has admitted to the wrongdoing.

A journalist from the Washinton Times was taken to task by Minister Jackson Mthembu today when he made the mistake of confusing the South African daily briefings for Donald Trump’s daily musings.

There is no such thing as a permit to move house during the lockdown and authorities have urged tenants and homeowners to stay put.

Here’s how the Western Cape, and Cape Town in particular, is preparing for the virus’ unavoidable onslaught.

Minister of Social Development, Lindiwe Zulu said that close to 250 000 people received food parcels to the value of R700 each.

Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma will update the nation on how Level 4 of lockdown will be implemented going forward: Catch the live stream here.

Gomba forgot to mute her microphone after a digital address.

The requirements for students to be able to tune into online classes, cannot be met by all.

The camp in the Western Cape will likely close on 30 April, consistent with the plan set out in line with the initial lockdown period.

Chase Carey has announced a plan to officially start the 2020 Formula 1 season in Austria from 3 – 5 July, without any fans.

Still to be finalised by the Department of Basic Education during tomorrow’s briefing, here is parliament’s proposed school calendar.

The invisible enemy attacking South Africa has embedded itself into 50 ‘disease hot-spots’. Here are the worst-affected locations in the country.

MEC for Health in Gauteng, Bandile Masuku, has noted, with serious concern, the problems with government’s payment systems.

More prisoners and officials have tested positive for COVID-19.

Health Minister Zweli Mkhize announced an increase of 203 in COVID-19 cases in South Africa, with three more deaths since Monday.

The Democratic Alliance has welcomed the newly completed testing centre in Khayelitsha, with many others to follow.

The health department in the province has launched COVID-19 in Tulbagh and Ceres.

Sorry DSTV subscribers, but the chances of the broadcaster offering any kind of “payment holiday” seems slim.

The tourism minister said that the impact of COVID-19 would be mitigated over a six to eight month period, damning the industry for 2020.

If it were up to the ruling party’s youth brigade, South African smokers would continue to suffer.

Two long-distance truck drivers share their #lockdownlife experience on the open road.

There has been concern regarding the arrival of Cuban doctors when there are qualified health professionals in South Africa.

The Reformed Churches in South Africa have asked President Cyril Ramaphosa to make an exception for Sunday gatherings during lockdown.

Muslim groups have challenged the regulations in the Pretoria High Court, asking that they be allowed to pray in mosques during lockdown.

It would seem North Korean leader Kim Jong Un is indeed alive. But why is a brutal dictator praising South Africa for our Freedom Day?

The KwaZulu-Natal government has hit back at damning allegations levelled against its premier.

Health Minister Zweli Mkhize said that there are 247 more cases, and was sad to report a further three deaths due to the virus.

Some workers in the golf fraternity have had their income impacted by the COVID-19 crisis.

Orania has not been spared from the economical setbacks that come with the lockdown.

Democratic Nursing Organisation of SA (Denosa) says the arrival of Cuban health professionals can be unpatriotic while SA nurses are unemployed.

Cele is not happy about how his “apology” to the Muslim community was reported. To clarify, he meant to say he has nothing to apologise for.

You’re a parent with children, a young couple getting used to each other’s space or a single-to-mingle but scared-to-share entrepreneur. It’s lockdown…and you’re going bat-crazy.

Kaizer Chiefs chairman Kaizer Motaung shared a Freedom Day message on the club’s website on Monday.

A video of staff at Bayside Checkers mourning the loss of a colleague who died from COVID-19 is a reality check if ever there was one.

In his brief address, a weary looking president called for solidarity and the advent of a new, more compassionate society.

Officials in Madagascar are adamant that they have a herbal solution to the current global health crisis – and they’ve managed to sell their first batch.

The question is how many beers do you have to plant to grow a brewery?

The top brass at Safa has sacrificed 15% of their salaries, with the organisation feeling the pinch brought on by lack of matches.

The South African Human Rights Commission said that SAPS must enforce protocols without infringing on human dignity.

What is a Sunday during lockdown? One of our readers shares her nostalgia for that Sunday morning buzz.

According to Premier Sihle Zikalala Durban could remain at a higher level of lockdown than other areas until COVID-19 transmission rates in the city subside.

A group of Cuban health experts arriving in South Africa on Freedom Day to help flatten the curve, means far more than meets the eye.

Although Freedom Day can’t be celebrated in groups this year, there is still a strong, unmatched sense of solidarity and unity.

South Africa drastically needs to increase its testing capacity but an over-demand of fast testing kits has the health minister concerned.

There’s been little research into whether this method of treatment can cure disease. But thankfully, Jackson Mthembu’s slip is no cause for ‘mass debate’.

COVID-19 cases in South Africa have risen by 185, with one more death reported.

This year’s Freedom Day celebrations will be marked using online platforms.

Another police station in Cape Town has been forced to close down after a staff member tested positive for COVID-19.

A 55-year-old male who passed away in Limpopo on 20 April has returned a positive on COVID-19 test conducted after his death.

Blade Nzimande shared findings of a study made on the impact the COVID-19 pandemic has had on South Africans.

Ratings agency Moody’s says contraction will be higher than the predicted 4.5% due to R500-billion extra expenditure.

Many South Africans will ironically be lamenting the loss of freedom due to the national lockdown on Freedom Day.

Bheki Cele responded to the video depicting members of the SAPS arresting worshipers at a Mpumalanga mosque.

On Monday, Basic Education Minister Angie Motshekga and Higher Education, Science and Innovation Minister Blade Nzimande are expected to announce details around the reopening of educational institutions.

Department says hundreds of thousands of employees may be impacted because their employers haven’t done the paperwork.

Under the conditions of stage four of the national lockdown all South Africans will have to wear a face covering when out in public.

A fourth Western Cape police station has been closed temporarily closed, amid coronavirus fears.

South Africa’s national Under-23 football coach David Notoane explains how the pandemic affected his plans for the 2020 Olympic Games that Tokyo will now stage in 2021.

A team of doctors from Cuba will arrive in South Africa on Sunday to assist on the frontlines in the fight against COVID-19.

City of Cape Town statistics show a huge drop in fire and rescue calls during lockdown, with lack of alcohol the key reason.

Seven more people in South Africa have lost their lives to COVID-19 related complications.

Supermarkets are emerging as breeding ground for COVID-19.

The Western Cape has reported more COVID-19 deaths than any other province in the country.

The changes to education will be many, with technology being chief among them. But, above all, build resilience into the system.

Mandatory masks, temperature checks, no touching of documents and ‘social-distancing seats’ will all be part of our new world of air travel.

Ministers from the National Command Council have expanded on the five lockdown levels. These industries will be set free first under level 4.

A video circulating on social media shows police storming into a mosque to arrest a group of men for violating the lockdown regulations.

The switch from Level 5 to Level 4 restrictions will, among other changes, include a nine-hour curfew.

The ‘calabash’ could be transformed into a healthcare centre.

People are continuing to walk around freely, with no police or army presence, traditional leader warns.

Salary reductions at Sasol reflect its ongoing financial woes. However, more execs must show solidarity by sacrificing pay, say experts.

More than 1 300 jobs on the line as management says lockdown has damaged the ailing business beyond recovery.

The Ministry of Health has confirmed that South Africa’s COVID-19 cases increased by 267, bringing the total to 4 220. Here’s what we know.

Let’s see the pandemic as a reset button on society’s views and expectations of one another.

South Africa will begin COVID-19 treatment trials soon. Should a patient agree to participate, they will be informed of risks and benefits.

Cyclists are “extremely frustrated” by the current lockdown restrictions, and have begged the President to let them ride again.

Government has commited billions to the fight against the spread of the pandemic.

Krantzkop-based water brand aQuellé have donated all the product that they would have given to the various water tables and finishers at this weekend’s Tour Durban.

President Cyril Ramaphosa, after taking some time to get his mask on during a nationwide address, has finally responded – and we love it.

#TsekCorona! is South Africa’s new lockdown anthem. Watch David Kramer’s gem here.

Gauteng government has released its latest COVID-19 statistics. Here are the number of cases in each sub-district of the province.