‘We want cigarettes,’ say inmates as fire breaks out at St Albans prison
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06-05-2020
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Protesting Eastern Cape inmates burnt their uniforms on Tuesday night, demanding to be taken to court and given cigarettes.
Frustrated inmates at the awaiting-trial section at St Albans prison in Port Elizabeth set fire to parts of the building on Tuesday evening.
The prisoners claimed they were fed up with overcrowding, having to sleep on bathroom floors and an alleged lack of provisions to protect them against Covid-19.
Correctional services spokesperson Singabakho Nxumalo said the offenders burnt their uniforms, demanded to be taken to court and to be given cigarettes.
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Why it’s important to have a healthy relationship with your device during lockdown
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06-05-2020
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Too much time staring at a screen can cause digital eye strain – previously known as computer vision syndrome.
Blurred vision, difficulty changing focus, eye fatigue and redness of the eyes? You’re probably spending too much time staring at a screen during the lockdown.
University of KwaZulu-Natal optometry lecturer Dr Alvin Munsamy said too much time staring at a screen could cause digital eye strain, previously known as computer vision syndrome.
“If you consider that a computer is not the only electronic device we use today, then digital eye strain is a better description as it encompasses all electronic devices with LED displays.
“Light from LED screens emit high energy visible blue light similar to sunlight, except not as strong, and this was also thought to cause digital eye strain. The light in a working environment can cause discomfort glare,” he said.
Neck and shoulder pain were other symptoms of computer vision syndrome.
Munsamy suggested using the 20:20:20 rule to avoid the condition.
“Every 20 minutes look away about 20 feet (6m) for 20 seconds. The ideal distance between the eyes and the screen is between 50cm and 70cm.”
“Remember to blink every four seconds and ensure you are using spectacles prescribed by your optometrist. Consider wearing spectacles with blue-blocking coatings and/or anti-reflection coatings and use artificial tear supplements which can be obtained over the counter at a pharmacy,” he said.
Your screen should be at eye level, with the gaze slightly depressed about 15 to 20 degrees.
Munsamy warned that continuous screen use caused eye strain, so it was important to take regular breaks.
“In the case of mobile phones, be cautious, as they have smaller font sizes and are used at a closer working distance. Screen time reduces blink rate and also causes poor blink quality resulting in dry eyes.
“Do not spend long, continuous periods at the screen of an electronic device,” Munsamy warned. “We must use these devices as part of our new norm, so maintaining proper visual hygiene will ensure a healthy ‘relationship’ with them,” he added.
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Presidency ‘essential’ staff member tests positive for Covid-19
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06-05-2020
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Access to the Union Buildings in Pretoria has been restricted after a member of the presidency staff tested positive for Covid-19.
An “essential staff” member within the presidency has tested positive for Covid-19.
The presidency made the announcement on Wednesday, saying that public and staff access to the Union Buildings had been limited in the wake of the diagnosis.
“In line with government’s guidelines on the management of Covid-19 cases, steps have been taken to secure treatment of the relevant staff member and to provide support to the member’s family. Steps have also been taken to ensure that officials who have contact with the staff member are screened,” the statement read.
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Public and staff access to the Union Buildings is currently limited following the confirmation that a staff member has tested positive for COVID-19.
All the presidency’s buildings have also been disinfected — a process that started on Tuesday.
“Access to the Union Buildings is therefore limited to exceptional interactions,” said the statement.
“The president and deputy president have been working remotely and not from the Union Buildings since the start of lockdown.
“The presidency wishes the affected colleague a speedy recovery.”
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COVID-19 SA Update: 7 572 confirmed cases with 148 deaths and 2 746 recoveries
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06-05-2020
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*Current Status of Cases of COVID-19 in South Africa*
*Total cases: 7572*
352 New cases
2746 Full recoveries (Confirmed Negative)
148 Deaths
The breakdown per province of total infections is as follows:
GAUTENG 1697
WESTERN CAPE 3609
KWAZULU – NATAL 1142
EASTERN CAPE 838
FREE STATE 128
LIMPOPO 40
MPUMALANGA 57
NORTH WEST 35
NORTHERN CAPE 26
UNALLOCATED 0
We convey our condolence to the families and also appreciate the committed health workers who were treating these patients.”
Stay safe South Africans. Practice social distancing,good hygiene. Wear cloth face mask when you going out of your house.
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SASSA Grant Payment: Durban Isipingo Long lines as most of the people, getting their grant today.
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06-06-2020
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Long lines at Isipingo,as most of the people getting their grant today. Some of the elders they couldn’t get their grant yesterday and now they stuck today in long lines, including those who are receiving child support grant.
Huge problem, people are not practicing social distance,as you can see on the picture above. Such situations put the whole country at risk, As the number of confirmed cases rises. It is now above 7 000 cases confirmed,with 148 deaths.
We convey our condolence to the families and also appreciate the committed health workers who were treating these patients.”
Stay safe South Africans. Practice social distancing,good hygiene. Wear cloth face mask when you going out of your house.
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Minister of healthy Dr Zweli Mkhize and KZN Premier Sihle Zikalala have arrived in the Provincial Command Councillor Center,in Mayville Durban.
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05-05-2020
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President Cyril Ramaphosa is set visit KwaZulu-Natal today to assess the Province’s response to COVID-19.
President Ramaphosa is also expected to visit some of the quarantine sites.
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Lester ( Luyanda Masondo) says: He was inspired by 2pac & J.Cole to do music that speaks to the people
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05-05-2020
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Getting to know Lester ( Luyanda Masondo)
Q & A
Luyanda Masondo
Instagram: @lester.sa
Q.1 If you didn’t become a musician, what would you be doing right now?
A. If I didn’t become a musician, I believe I’d certainly be applying more time into finding out where more of my interests lie in terms of what occupations I would like to be a part of.
Q. 2 What is the weirdest or funniest question, you’ve ever been asked in an interview?
A . “Who do you think is a better rapper than you?” That was a funny question to me because I am not a rapper, I’m an artist.
Q.3 What do you feel is the best song?
A . The best song I’ve ever released is undoubtedly the song titled “Run Back”. This, to me, is the best song I’ve ever released because it speaks to the heart of everyone living on Earth as we’ve all got our separate challenges including the biggest challenge we’ve ever encountered (Covid-19).
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Q. 4 Which musician would you like to collaborate with next?
A . Since I am still an underground artist, there are many artists I still wish to collaborate with within South Africa, keeping it local with any artist that is willing to collaborate. But in all honesty the only artist on my mind for a genuinely desired feature is actually Drake.
Q.5 If you can have your fans remember one thing about you, what would it be?
A . The way I’d like my fans to remember is certainly by my lyricism.
Q. 6 *A random funny question,such as* If you could be a fruit, which one would you be and Why? Or on a scale of 1 to 9401,how good is your new single compared to your last one
A . Certainly 9041!! My new single “No Remorse” definitely shows no mercy.
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Q.7 What got you Into music?
7. A friend I had back in grade 4 saw my potential when we used to freestyle in school during breaks. I had already been influenced by musicians such as 2pac and J. Cole but once I started actually writing rhymes at the back of my school books, my interests grew deeper with the years.
Q.8 If you could date any other musician ( or celebrity) who would it be and why?
A . Right now that would be ShaSha. She’s got a such a genuine heart and we can learn a lot about people through social media nowadays and from what I’ve seen and heard over the time I’ve known about her intrigues my soul.
Q.9 Do you think you could get any better as a musician? And if so, how would you achieve that?
A . Certainly. There’s always room from improvement. Understanding what other musicians have to go through before they perform, what they have to do in order to write good music and what they have to do before the record in the studio. Getting tips from other artists can also help me increase my knowledge regarding this industry.
Q. 10 If you had one message to give to your fans, what would it be?
A . “Never give up on your dreams. In my dreams you guys are always supporting me, and I’m confident in saying you make my dreams come true.”
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With Phiwe Khanyile known as Leigh Boston: She always wanted to be in front of a camera
By: illovuonline news team
05-05-2020
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Illovuonline with Phiwe Khanyile known as Leigh. She believes on building her portfolio.
Q and A : Phiwe Khanyile
Q 1. Tell us about yourself: Why you Into modeling? Why are you interested in this career?
A . As I go by the name of Phiwe Khanyile. . the reason that made me to be into modeling, Is I always wanted to be in front of the camera and the interesting part about modeling career is you have to share your smile with the world and that the sign of peace, And friendly and it also teach you to be a great leader in future.
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Q 2. Tell us about your education: Have you attended fashion modeling courses? What related courses or studies have you taken?
A . No I haven’t attended any modeling courses. The other day I woke up hearing people saying there is miss valentine auditions. I went there to take chances and then boom I was taken to be on finalist.
Q 3. Why would you think you’re fit to be a model?
A . I have an amazing smile ,confident ,communication skills,positive attitude and ability to look good all the time.
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Q 4. What are your goals as a model? How do you see yourself progress in this field?
A .Get experience and build my portfolio
getting paid
-shooting more goth (or any specific style)
Q 5. What do you know about the advertisement industry, advertising psychology and photography?
A . Advertising photography specialise branch of the commercial photography industry and also psychology plays a large role in the overall design &success of an advertising campaign.
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Q 6. How do you communicate with people? Are you patient? Are you friendly? How open are you to clients’ requirements?
A .I am very friendly and I find it easy to communicate with different people. I’m kind also and yes I am patient .
Q 7. Do you eat nutritiously? How often do you exercise or go to the gym?
A .yae but not everyday
I don’t do exercise I don’t gym at all .
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Q 8. What can you say to upcoming models or kids who are still in School,who want to pursue their modeling career?
A . All I can say to them is they must have more confident and have communication skills cause without communication skills you go no where and they must always look good all the time.
Q 9. Do you have any limitations? Would you model any kind of clothing at all?
A .I don’t have any limitations. I am my own agency, I can model for any kind of clothing
Q 10. State your availability: would you travel? Work full-time, part time? Any hours?
A. Yes I can travel and also work full time any hours cause ,I love what am doing.
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Chris Brown’s baby boy Aeko flashes adorable smile in Instagram videos
By: illovuonline news team
05-05-2020
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Chris Brown’s second child Aeko Brown is still in Germany with his gorgeous mom Ammika Harris – The two have been creating cute Instagram videos that turned them into ‘popular figures on social media –
When Ammika innocently shared a clip of her baby boy cheesing so hard, her fans could not help but fall in love over and again.
American singer and talented dancer Chris Brown has been more than proud to embark on the journey of fatherhood ever since he had his first child. And the cherry on the top is that all his kids are as cute as a button.
Illovuonline gathered that Chris’s second child Aeko Brown, a cute baby boy, left social media users in awe after his mom posted an adorable video of his cute smile.
The young stunner who was posted up with Chris’s baby mama Ammika Harris flashed the most beautiful smile known to man the moment he spotted a camera.
As his mother showered him with embraces, kisses and cuddles, Aeko chuckled with so much innocence and left his fans swooning with baby fever. The little boy who has been in Germany since January proved he was a mummy’s boy and all he wanted was to be smothered in his mother’s warmth at the moment.
In just a span of five months, the little boy grew from a tiny, loveable nugget to a sweet munchkin who enjoyed tickles, laughter and attention.
Their cute vid with mummy dearest gained some love from followers and everyone in the comment section felt like pinching Aeko’s chubby cheeks.
Chris and Ammika welcomed their bundle of joy in November 2019 but chose to announce his birth three weeks after his arrival. The father of two has been nothing but supportive of his child’s mother and sometimes throws in compliments on her Instagram posts.
The two are still yet to reveal their relationship status but what is for sure is that they love their child deeply. The loyalty singer and his baby mama co-parent effortlessly and try their best to keep their relationship drama-free.
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Coronavirus: Tanzanian president promises to import Madagascar’s ‘cure’
By: illovuonline news team
05-05-2020
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caption, It was launched after being tested on fewer than 20 people
The president of Tanzania, John Magufuli, is sending a plane to Madagascar to fetch a herbal tonic touted as a cure for Covid-19 even as the World Health Organization (WHO) warned there was no proof of any cure.
Congo-Brazzaville’s president has also promised to import the drink.
It is produced from the artemisia plant – the source of an ingredient used in a malaria treatment.
The WHO also advised people against self-medicating.
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The drink was launched as Covid-Organics and was being marketed after being tested on fewer than 20 people over a period of three weeks, the Tanzanian president’s chief of staff Lova Hasinirina Ranoromaro told the BBC.
In response to the launch of Covid-Organics, the WHO said in a statement sent to the BBC that the global organisation did not recommend “self-medication with any medicines… as a prevention or cure for Covid-19”.
It reiterated earlier comments by WHO head Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus that there were “no short-cuts” to finding effective mediation to fight coronarvirus.
International trials were under way to find an effective treatment, the WHO added.
In March, the US-based National Center for Complementary and Integrative Health warned against purported coronavirus remedies, including herbal therapies and teas – saying the best way to prevent infection was to avoid exposure to the virus.
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The drink has been picked up in other African countries.
On Saturday Madagascar delivered a shipment to Guinea-Bissau.
The Malagasy president also tweeted that the special envoy to Equatorial Guinea picked up a shipment of the drink.
Speaking on TV, President Magufuli said he was already in contact with the government of Madagascar and would despatch an aircraft to the island nation to collect the medicine.
“I am communicating with Madagascar, and they have already written a letter saying they have discovered some medicine. We will despatch a flight to bring the medicine so that Tanzanians can also benefit. So as the government we are working day and night,” he said.
Mr Magufuli has already been widely criticised for his reaction to the coronavirus pandemic.
He has encouraged the public to continue gathering in places of worship, while much of the world has faced lockdown.
Tanzania’s delay in enforcing stricter measures to prevent further spread of coronavirus in the country could have led to the spike in positive cases, according to the WHO.
The country has 480 confirmed cases of coronavirus but Mr Magufuli said that number may be exaggerated and that he doubted the credibility of the national laboratory.
He said that he had secretly had some animals and fruits tested at the laboratory and that a papaya (paw-paw), a quail and a goat returned positive samples.
“That means there is possibility for technical errors or these imported reagents have issues,” he said, without giving more detail.
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