CAPE TOWN – The Covid-19 pandemic is creating an information overload, so we've decided to make things easier for you.
Here are five stories you might have missed today:
1) Most South Africans who go online say they're confident in the accuracy of the Covid-19 information provided by the national health authorities.
READ MORE: SOUTH AFRICANS TRUST COVID-19 INFORMATION PROVIDED BY HEALTH AUTHORITIES
2) Non-profit organisation, Save Our Schools, will be installing emergency handwashing stations for residents in the Wallacedene, Bloekombos and Scottsdene communities to use.
READ MORE: THREE KRAAIFONTEIN COMMUNITIES GET EMERGENCY HANDWASHING STATIONS
3) The winners to the 14th annual South Africa Film and Television Awards (SAFTAs) will be announced during a virtual awards ceremony held via their social media platforms due to the Covid-19 national lockdown regulations.
READ MORE: SAFTA’S HOST VIRTUAL AWARD CEREMONY DUE TO LOCKDOWN REGULATIONS
4) Despite several fast-food restaurants indicating they will re-opening on Friday, the Spur group announced that it will not be reopening it’s 600 restaurants under ‘soft lockdown’.
From May 1, many fast-food franchises around the country will reopen but drive-throughs, takeaways and sit-down eating remain prohibited.
READ MORE: FAST-FOOD FRANCHISES REOPENING IN LEVEL 4 LOCKDOWN
5) The Drakensberg Boys Choir School has created a Covid-19 parody to put smiles on South Africans faces during a sad isolated time due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
VIDEO: DRAKENSBERG BOYS CHOIR SCHOOL CREATES COVID-19 PARODY