Workers at Rylands Checkers approach CCMA for help in pay dispute

The store was closed earlier this month after a few workers tested positive for the coronavirus. Source

Modise to respond today to EFF's request to relocate Parly to Pretoria

The red berets wrote to Modise last week saying the move would allow more members of Parliament, as well as cabinet ministers, to attend sittings. Source

Sudden, unexplained spike in Covid-19 testing numbers as public labs confirm supply shortages

A sharp decline in daily testing numbers by public laboratories has seemingly been arrested, with a comparatively massive spike reported after a two-day lull. Source

Mboweni seeks to table SA's emergency Budget on 24 June

National Treasury has had to substantially revise the Budget that the minister tabled in February due to the COVID-19 crisis. Source

City Power warns of 'load rotation' in some areas due to overload

The power utility said it was already experiencing capacity constraints ahead of the winter season. Source

Govt expresses confidence in Abel Sithole as new PIC CEO

Sithole takes over as CEO after a difficult period at the state fund manager plagued by governance failures and maladministration. Source

Pepkor increases network footprint

Steinhoff subsidiary group is confident in its market share and resilient business model, opening 145 new stores Source

How 4IR is changing the teaching and practice of HR

The Fourth Industrial Revolution is blending the physical and digital realms of our world, whilst rapidly changing the ways we live and work. Source

OPINION: International Comparisons Program report sheds light Covid-19

South Africa, like the rest of the continent are going to miss yet again, the use and application of another important statistical lens, says Pali Lehohla. Source

Zimbabwe: Informal Sector Remains Closed - Court

[The Herald] The informal sector remains closed under lockdown after the High Court found that the Government acted reasonably and lawfully by keeping it closed while allowing the formal sector to reopen under strict conditions. Source

Tanzania: Tackling Menstrual Shame in Tanzania

[Citizen] Dar es Salaam -Menstruation continues to persistently limit the lives and future aspirations of girls and women, as well as the development of the society as a whole, especially in developing countries and, above all, among the most vulnerable. Source

Sudan: Al Bashir in Khartoum Hospital With 'Suspected COVID-19'

[Radio Dabanga] Khartoum -Deposed president Omar Al Bashir and seven former members of his regime, who are being held in Khartoum prisons, have been transferred to hospitals in the capital; three with chronic conditions, three with confirmed Covid-19, and two, including Al Bashir, with suspected coronavirus symptoms, Sudan's Public Prosecution reports. Source

Federer has feet up during tennis hiatus

Roger Federer's coach Severin Luthi claims there is no need for arduous practice on court while the tennis season is still in limbo. Source

Dutch F1 GP postponed until 2021

The Dutch Formula One Grand Prix, due to return to the calendar for the first time since 1985, has been postponed until next year because of the coronavirus pandemic. Source

QUIZ | Can you name these Absa Premiership-winning coaches?

Although the 2019/20 Absa Premiership season has been brought to a halt, Sport24 want to test your local football knowledge with this quiz. Source

China warns it will take 'necessary measures' to defend Huawei

China warned on Sunday that it would take "necessary measures" to protect Huawei and other firms after the United States announced new restrictions on the tech giant's purchases of semiconductor technology. Source

China tells US to stop 'unreasonable' suppression of Huawei

Beijing has urged the United States to stop the "unreasonable suppression of Huawei and Chinese enterprises" after Washington announced new export controls to restrict the tech giant's access to semiconductor technology. Source

Coronavirus | Naspers' first shipment of protective gear arrives in SA

The first shipment of personal protective equipment procured by Naspers has arrived in South Africa on Monday, the company said. Source

China's parliament approves Hong Kong security law

China says the bill will rein in "terrorism" but many feel it will end Hong Kong's unique status. Source

India policeman's TikTok video helps family find missing father

A TikTok video filmed in north India helped a family on the other end of the country find their father. Source

Trump to 'sign executive order about social media'

The latest dispute comes after Twitter added fact-check links to the president's tweets for the first time. Source

Upgraded Rio the first Kia to implement a petrol mild-hybrid powertrain

Kia has announced a significant upgrade to its fourth-generation Rio. Source

6 tips to avoid buying a 'lemon' - South Africans are looking for used cars under R200 000

In the current circumstances,drivers are looking at more economical vehicles. Cars under R200 000 mean a smaller finance instalment, and a lower insurance premium than a more expensive car. Source

German firepower! 336kW for Mercedes-AMG's new E 53 coupé and cabriolet

Mercedes-AMG systematically continues to strengthen its brand identity with the new E 53 4Matic+ coupé and cabriolet. Source

Coronavirus: 'Vast majority will say yes' to test and trace

Heath Secretary Matt Hancock says the vast majority of people in the UK will cooperate with the test and trace system. Source

So you're coughing, what next? It could be for a number of reasons

We cough for various reasons. But since coughing is one of the listed key symptoms of Covid-19, you might find yourself becoming paranoid at the slightest tickle. Here’s what your cough means. Source

WATCH | Covid-19: How healthcare professionals should be putting on and removing PPE

Professor Marc Mendelson from the University of Cape Town explains the step-by-step process of putting on and removing PPE for health staff managing infected Covid-19 patients. Source