Gauteng faces alarming malaria outbreak with 414 cases and 11 deaths in three months
The Gauteng Department of Health has sounded the alarm after recording 414 confirmed malaria cases and 11 deaths in the […]
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Gauteng accused of poor coordination as foot-and-mouth disease outbreak worsens
Karabo Ngoepe|Published 20 minutes ago As foot-and-mouth disease (FMD) spreads across Gauteng, pressure is mounting on the provincial government to
WC to reinforce Easter weekend roadblocks amid foot-and-mouth disease outbreak
Western Cape Premier Alan Winde said roadblocks will continue to control the provincial borders ahead of the Easter weekend. He said
PICS | Eastern Cape farmers devastated by Foot-and-Mouth disease outbreak
Pointing at a calf lying motionless in a green field in South Africa’s Eastern Cape province, farmer Igsahn Felix let
Foot-and-mouth outbreak: Western Cape boosts vaccination campaign with 100,000 doses
The Western Cape government has intensified its efforts to contain the Foot-and-Mouth Disease (FMD) outbreak after receiving 100,000 additional vaccine
Eastern Cape secures R55m to combat Foot-and-Mouth outbreak
EASTERN CAPE – The Eastern Cape Department of Agriculture has welcomed an emergency intervention by the provincial government, which has
No meningitis outbreak, says Western Cape health, as it records 1 death among 11 cases | News24
The Western Cape Department of Health and Wellness is closely monitoring meningococcal meningitis cases following a death among 11 confirmed
Western Cape Health dismisses Meningitis outbreak fears amid vaccine panic
The Western Cape Department of Health and Wellness has moved to reassure parents and caregivers that there is no meningitis
Gauteng ramps up fight against foot-and-mouth disease outbreak
The Gauteng Department of Agriculture and Rural Development is ramping up efforts to contain the foot-and-mouth disease outbreak. Seventy thousand
Communities Fear Malaria Outbreak Following Limpopo FloodsÂ
In Limpopo, communities that were ravaged by the recent floods now face another problem. Residents tell Health-e News there’s a