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As of Friday 29th May 2020. South Africa had registered 29,240 postive cases of coronavirus. Here is the break down of all the cases, deaths and recoveries. Total cases: 29 2401 837 New cases as of 29th of May 202015 093 Full recoveries (Confirmed Negative)611 Deaths The breakdown per province
Simi mobile electronics, a subsidiary of Engo holdings Uganda limited was in November 2019 launched in Uganda by he the president at their factory located in Namanve industrial park, Wakiso district. This follows a memorandum of understanding that was hitherto signed in July 2019 between government of Uganda the Chinese
As of today, the total number of confirmed COVID-19 cases in South Africa is 23 615. Case Data PROVINCE Total cases for 25 May 2020 Percentage total Eastern Cape 2748 11,6 Free State 208 0,9 Gauteng 2993 12,7 KwaZulu-Natal 1882 8,0 Limpopo 132 0,6 Mpumalanga 102 0,4 North West 109
Sudan has confiscated assets valued at $4 billion from former President Omar al-Bashir, his family members and associates, the country’s anti-corruption body said. “Our initial estimates of the value of the assets, shares in different companies and buildings we have confiscated is $3.5 billion to $4 billion,” Salah Manaa, a spokesperson for the Anti-Corruption and
President Cyril Ramaphosa announced on April 23 that tobacco sales could resume from May 1, when the country moved from the top virus alert level 5 to level 4, but the government later backtracked and the ban remained in force. On May 13, Ramaphosa said the lockdown would be eased
Brazil has emerged as a coronavirus hotspot, and President Jair Bolsonaro seems to be taking a page out of US President’s Donald Trump’s playbook to tackle the growing number of cases. Over the past several days the country’s daily spikes of cases have grown. On Tuesday, the country recorded 1,179
On Sunday night, President Cyril Ramaphosa announced that the whole country will be moved to Alert Level 3 of the national lockdown on June 1st. This will bring much more freedom to citizens: curfews will be dropped, exercise will be allowed at any time, and alcohol sales by liquor stores
The beloved former President Barack Obama is on his way to making HISTORY once again! He made history back in 2008 when he became the first African-American president of the United States. Now Obama will reportedly become the first former president to have billionaire status. After serving two consecutive terms,
So what can you do to find, save, or free up some extra cash in these uncertain times? We asked some experts for their top tips. 1. Use tech to shop around Money blogger Andy Webb says anyone who uses price comparison sites once a year for car insurance or