Lockdown Level 3

South Africa, Maverick Citizen, COVID-19

South Africa will move to lockdown Level 2, but the pain of a pandemic lingers

by: Christi Nortier

South Africa, Maverick Citizen, COVID-19

Memorial for healthcare workers goes live, Nelson Mandela Bay clinics under scrutiny, and Khayelitsha’s field hospital closes

by: Christi Nortier

South Africa, Maverick Citizen, COVID-19

SA enters two more global vaccine trials, final matric exam timetable is released, and Eastern Cape vows to sift out corruption

by: Christi Nortier

Magazine, Maverick Life

What to expect as galleries and museums open up for visitors

by: Malibongwe Tyilo

South Africa, Maverick Citizen, COVID-19

Tributes for Eastern Cape’s Prof Pepeta, young mother and baby overcome coronavirus and KZN pledges boost for school feeding programme

by: Christi Nortier

South Africa, Maverick Citizen, COVID-19

Gauteng vows to fix lockdown medicine shortages, Presidency explains new ministerial team’s mission and Eastern Cape promises a lockdown spending report

by: Christi Nortier

South Africa, Maverick Citizen, COVID-19

School infrastructure projects stop, Mkhize adamant it’s too soon to lift alcohol and tobacco sales ban, and Daily Maverick to launch a paper

by: Christi Nortier

South Africa, Maverick Citizen, COVID-19

Mkhize gives reason for ‘cautious optimism’, while government’s plan to restart school feeding scheme disappoints

by: Christi Nortier

South Africa, Maverick Citizen, COVID-19

Amended regulations on schools published, the ANC condemns Covid-19 corruption and KZN suspends complicit officials

by: Christi Nortier

South Africa, Maverick Citizen, COVID-19

Cosatu calls for ANC action on corruption, public protector ‘inundated’ with coronavirus complaints, and Ramaphosa vows to clamp down

by: Christi Nortier

Maverick Citizen, COVID-19

Cumulative coronavirus cases pass half a million, revised school calendar released and hundreds march against response to pandemic

by: Christi Nortier

South Africa, Maverick Citizen, COVID-19

DA heads to court over schools closing, tourism industry given some relief, and Olympic gymnast determined to still perform for SA

by: Christi Nortier

DM is much better if you are signed in...

Lockdown Level 3

South Africa, Maverick Citizen, COVID-19

South Africa will move to lockdown Level 2, but the pain of a pandemic lingers

South Africa, Maverick Citizen, COVID-19

Memorial for healthcare workers goes live, Nelson Mandela Bay clinics under scrutiny, and Khayelitsha’s field hospital closes

South Africa, Maverick Citizen, COVID-19

SA enters two more global vaccine trials, final matric exam timetable is released, and Eastern Cape vows to sift out corruption

Magazine, Maverick Life

What to expect as galleries and museums open up for visitors

South Africa, Maverick Citizen, COVID-19

Tributes for Eastern Cape’s Prof Pepeta, young mother and baby overcome coronavirus and KZN pledges boost for school feeding programme

South Africa, Maverick Citizen, COVID-19

Gauteng vows to fix lockdown medicine shortages, Presidency explains new ministerial team’s mission and Eastern Cape promises a lockdown spending report

South Africa, Maverick Citizen, COVID-19

School infrastructure projects stop, Mkhize adamant it’s too soon to lift alcohol and tobacco sales ban, and Daily Maverick to launch a paper

South Africa, Maverick Citizen, COVID-19

Mkhize gives reason for ‘cautious optimism’, while government’s plan to restart school feeding scheme disappoints

South Africa, Maverick Citizen, COVID-19

Amended regulations on schools published, the ANC condemns Covid-19 corruption and KZN suspends complicit officials

South Africa, Maverick Citizen, COVID-19

Cosatu calls for ANC action on corruption, public protector ‘inundated’ with coronavirus complaints, and Ramaphosa vows to clamp down

Maverick Citizen, COVID-19

Cumulative coronavirus cases pass half a million, revised school calendar released and hundreds march against response to pandemic

South Africa, Maverick Citizen, COVID-19

DA heads to court over schools closing, tourism industry given some relief, and Olympic gymnast determined to still perform for SA