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Like most South Africans, Pfarelo Tshivhase’s life has been negatively impacted by the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.

The 29-year-old worked as a clerk for a travel company but because the industry is badly affected by the global pandemic and the lockdown regulations introduced to slow infections, Tshivhase was retrenched in May. 

Fortunately, she and her cousin Sandra Nemutamba (21) had already started a business called Sanrelo-sweetcorner, which produces cakes for various occasions, scones, muffins and cookies. 

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An interactive website is working hard to get sportswomen the recognition they deserve.

Well-known sports journalist Kass Naidoo is dedicated to ensuring that sportswomen receive the exposure through her gsport4girls initiative.

An Eastern Cape oral historian says the rich stories that Africans pass from generation to generation must be widely shared across our nation.

Oral storytelling captures the events and heroes that shape a nation’s history and should be promoted, says oral historian and kwaZangashe village chief Jongisilo kaMenziwa.

Young Women are being guided on their journey into adulthood.

Young women who want to achieve success in their lives often do not have the mentorship needed to reach their full potential. Non-profit organisation 18twenty8 is focused on filling this gap through its Big Sister Network, which sees established professional women – or Big Sisters – acting as mentors to students – Little Sisters.

President Cyril Ramaphosa has announced measures to save lives and manage the number of COVID-19 infections. The President said that the country will remain on lockdown Level 3 under tighter regulations.

The entire country remains at level 3 to contain the spread of coronavirus

Level 3 restrictions remain in place:

How you can slow down infections

Observe limits on funerals and worship

 A trauma surgeon has welcomed President Cyril Ramaphosa’s efforts to sober up South Africa, saying that heavy drinking was causing a headache for hospitals.

The sale of alcohol was once again banned in South Africa in the middle of July because of the number of people needing emergency care in hospitals as a result of drunken behaviour.

A locally developed ventilator will help patients with mild COVID-19 symptoms to breathe easier.

The fight against the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) in South Africa has been boosted with the production of the first ventilator made in the country.