Scroll through the gallery below to view the latest Covid-19 numbers available on 20 July at the district level. All maps are sourced from provincial health departments; however the Free State, the Eastern Cape and Limpopo did not provide an update by the time of publishing:
SAA lost R1.97-billion for the first quarter of its 2020 financial year – most of which was during the country’s hard lockdown. It has operated only repatriation and cargo flights during that time. Although that brought in R736-million, it still generated R2.3-billion in operating costs during that time. It is yet to restart its domestic flight operations, unlike its competitors. Its business rescue practitioners expect it to be back in the skies only by January 2021.
writes, this week is crucial for the airline as government, trade unions and business rescue practitioners begin discussing the fate of the airline’s workers.Health Minister Zweli Mkhize during an inspection visit to Nasrec Field Hospital in Johannesburg on Monday. He said the national and provincial departments will be in talks on “how to move ahead so that they do not get caught up with the numbers”. Premier Sihle Zikalala raised the alarm over the climbing numbers on Sunday.The number of confirmed Covid-19 cases, recoveries and deaths in KwaZulu-Natal over time as of Monday 20 July 2020.
His friends and family have called on the Department of Health to launch an investigation. The petition has also become a call for better healthcare for all. Families and patients have shared their own stories of substandard care, being treated with disrespect and a lack of communication at the hospital.