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07/08/2020

Current Status of Cases of COVID-19 in South Africa*
06/08/20 23:01

*Total cases:* 538 184
8 307 New cases
387 316 Full recoveries (Confirmed Negative)
9 604 Deaths

*The breakdown per province of total infections is as follows:*
Eastern Cape - 81 014
Free State - 26 123
Gauteng - 187 631
KwaZulu-Natal - 90 115
Limpopo - 9 873
Mpumalanga - 17 803
North West - 21 044
Northern Cape - 5 932
Western Cape - 98 599

For the latest news go to twitter.com/HealthZA or sacoronavirus.co.za/category/press-releases-and-notices/

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23/07/2020

Current Status of Cases of COVID-19 in South Africa*
22/07/20 23:06

*Total cases:* 394 948
13 150 New cases
229 175 Full recoveries (Confirmed Negative)
5 940 Deaths

*The breakdown per province of total infections is as follows:*
Eastern Cape - 67 818
Free State - 12 332
Gauteng - 144 582
KwaZulu-Natal - 50 521
Limpopo - 5 712
Mpumalanga - 8 286
North West - 15 073
Northern Cape - 2 727
Western Cape - 87 847

For the latest news go to twitter.com/HealthZA or sacoronavirus.co.za/category/press-releases-and-notices/

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15/07/2020

*Current Status of Cases of COVID-19 in South Africa*
14/07/20 21:15

*Total cases:* 298 292
10 496 New cases
146 279 Full recoveries (Confirmed Negative)
4 346 Deaths

*The breakdown per province of total infections is as follows:*
Eastern Cape - 53 959
Free State - 5 973
Gauteng - 107 070
KwaZulu-Natal - 30 587
Limpopo - 4 576
Mpumalanga - 4 576
North West - 10 784
Northern Cape - 1 579
Western Cape - 80 199

For the latest news go to twitter.com/HealthZA or sacoronavirus.co.za/category/press-releases-and-notices/

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29/06/2020

*Current Status of Cases of COVID-19 in South Africa*
_28 June 2020 19:31_

*Total cases:* 138 134
6 334 New cases
68 925 Full recoveries (Confirmed Negative)
2 456 Deaths

*The breakdown per province of total infections is as follows:*
Eastern Cape - 25 099
Free State - 1 279
Gauteng - 36 895
KwaZulu-Natal - 8 433
Limpopo - 935
Mpumalanga - 1 016
North West - 3 647
Northern Cape - 385
Western Cape - 60 445

For the latest news go to https://twitter.com/HealthZA or https://sacoronavirus.co.za/category/press-releases-and-notices/

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19/06/2020

19/06/2020

*Presidential address*
_17 Jun 2020_

For 100 days SA has been living with the reality of coronavirus.

A study has found that the drug dexamethasone has promising results in treating COVID-19. The Department of Health has recommended that this drug be considered for use on patients on ventilators or oxygen supply.

There are currently 34407 active cases in the country.
The lockdown slowed the transmision of the virus and we were able to prepare and enhance our health system.

While activities open up, we can reduce the spread through our behaviour as individuals. We encourage everyone in our country to wear masks when they are in public. However, this is no substitute for washing your hands with soap or sanitiser and maintaining 1.5m distance from other people. Social distancing is still one of the most effective ways of reducing the spread of the virus.

We have increased screening throughout the country. Shortages of test kits have required us to be more targetted in our testing. We are working on multiple initiatives to improve our testing capacity. Including the ground-breaking Africa Medical Supplies Portal.

Cabinet is easing restrictions on more economic activities (See pdf attached for details). Announcements with more details will be made in due course.

It has been particularly important to open up personal care services because this industry predominantly employs women. The women of South Africa are facing another pandemic. Gender-based violence (GBV).

In the past few weeks no fewer than 21 women and children have been murdered. Their killers thought they could silence them but we will not forget them and we will speak for them.

We have a National Strategic Plan to guide our country's effort against gender-based violence. Over the last 18 months we have made progress broadening access to support for survivors. Legislative amendments around gender-based violence cases have been prepared and lawmakers are urged to process them without delay.

Success in our fight to end GBV will require the involvement and support of our entire society. Every single South African is called on to consider the consequences of their silence.

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11/05/2020

*Current Status of Cases of COVID-19 in South Africa*
_10 May 2020 - 20:41_

*Total cases: 10 015*
595 New cases
4173 Full recoveries (Confirmed Negative)
194 Deaths

The breakdown per province of total infections is as follows:
GAUTENG 1952
WESTERN CAPE 5168
KWAZULU – NATAL 1353
EASTERN CAPE 1218
FREE STATE 135
LIMPOPO 54
MPUMALANGA 61
NORTH WEST 45
NORTHERN CAPE 29
UNALLOCATED 0

- A total of 324 079 tests have been conducted to date with 16 327 tests done in the past 24 hours.
- We are saddened to report 8 new deaths, 7 from the Western Cape and 1 from KwaZulu Natal. We have also been advised that one of the deceased was a nurse at Tygerberg Hospital in Cape Town. We pay special tribute to this health worker.
We express our deepest condolences to the families of the deceased and thank the health care workers who looked after these patients.

_Due to differences in reporting methods, retrospective data consolidation, and reporting delays, the number of new cases may not always add up sequentially. We are constantly cleaning & deduplicating the data to ensure quality._

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08/05/2020

Status: updated 17 April

Reduce your chances of getting or spreading COVID-19 by taking some simple safety measures:

✅ *Wash your hands often with soap and water for at least 20 seconds.* You can also rub your hands with an alcohol-based hand sanitiser. It should be at least 60% alcohol.
✅ *Avoid touching your eyes, nose and mouth.*
✅ *Cover your cough or sneeze* with your bent elbow or a tissue. Throw it away after you've used it.
✅ *Avoid contact with infected people.* Stay at least 1-meter away from anyone who is coughing or sneezing.
✅ *Stay at home if you feel ill*. If you have a fever, cough and difficulty breathing, phone your health worker. (Reply *CHECK* to use the COVID-19 risk assessment tool)
✅ Practice Social Distancing (Reply *SOCIAL* for guidelines)
✅ *Wear a cloth mask in public places.* Masks help slow the spread of the infection. Medical masks are reserved for healthcare workers. (Reply *MASK* for more info)

There are currently no vaccines available to protect you against COVID-19 infection.

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05/05/2020

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04/05/2020

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