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South Africa’s Health Department is warning of a spike in COVID-19 infections in four provinces.
Experts say cases are of less severe Omicron sub-variants.
In Gauteng, the number is rising, eNCA news reported citing Dr Harsha Somaroo, a Public Health Medicine Specialist at Wits University.
Somaroo said a higher number of tests have been performed in Gauteng since 2020. She said:
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In terms of the recent increase in the number of Covid-19 cases, I think the one thing we think might be associated with it is the recent school holidays at the beginning of October.
I think usually the Covid cases —  when you consider the incubation time of the virus — it increases about five to ten days after transmission occurs so that’s when we start seeing the increase in the numbers.
As much as we’re slightly concerned about the increase, the numbers are low-level increases and we’ll continue to monitor it.
</blockquote>
South Africa has as of 31 October 2022 recorded over 4 million cases and over 102 000 deaths.
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South Africa: COVID-19 Spike In 4 Districts

The Government says it will tighten measures to curb the spread of the coronavirus, especially at the country’s borders.
This follows a rise in new COVID-19 cases being recorded in neighbouring South Africa and the detection of new Omicron sub-variants in Botswana.
Botswana recently detected new Omicron BA.4 and BA.5 variants, which are dominating the 6 000 new cases per day being recorded in South Africa.
The Deputy Minister for Health and Childcare, John Mangwiro said, the country will adopt new measures to prevent the spread of the virus. He said:
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The regulations that will be enforced to contain the pandemic this time are different from those we have been using in the past.
Government will strengthen its strategies to stop the spread of the pandemic.
</blockquote>
Data shows that the country was recording an average of 63 new cases per day, compared to 40 in the previous week.
On Wednesday, Cabinet was informed that the COVID-19 hospital bed occupancy rate increased from 1% last week to 1.6% though there were no intensive care unit admissions countrywide.
Medical and Dental Private Practitioners of Zimbabwe Association (MDPPZ) president Johannes Marisa said Zimbabwe could slide into the fifth wave of coronavirus infections. Said Marisa:
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It is highly likely that we are going to face a similar predicament as our neighbour South Africa.
There is a high probability that we will be in trouble with the fifth wave shortly.
If we are to increase the testing capacity, we are going to see a sharp rise in the number of patients who test positive for COVID-19.
</blockquote>
Progressive Teachers Union of Zimbabwe (PTUZ) secretary-general Raymond Majongwe told NewsDay that there is general complacency in schools which may result in a spike in new infections. Said Mjongwe:
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We are receiving reports that pupils are no longer wearing masks, while others no longer have sanitising facilities on their premises.
It will be catastrophic if the government does not put in place measures to contain the spread of the disease.
</blockquote>
<h4>More: <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/2022/05/covid-19-restrictions-to-be-tightened/">NewsDay</a></h4>

Zimbabwe To Tighten Coronavirus Control Measures

Several countries in Africa have relaxed COVID-19 restrictions in recent weeks but health experts have warned of an impending fifth wave of coronavirus infections.
The Deltacron variant, a mixture of the Omicron and Delta variants, has been driving up COVID-19 cases worldwide and has also appeared in South Africa.
In a television interview, medical expert Dr Vivek Solanki said the Deltacron variant is expected to be highly contagious and could soon spread to the rest of Africa. He said:
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It is a mixture of the Omicron and the Delta variant, and it’s where there is one spike of the Omicron variant on the Delta variant.
It is expected to be more contagious than Omicron; however, not necessarily more deadly.
It has been spreading and is mostly in France at the moment, Denmark, Germany, Holland, the US, in Asia, and has now made an appearance in South Africa and will soon spread to the rest of Africa.
The fifth wave, we expect it around the end of April/May to take off really seriously. However, we should be at the side of caution and not overreact and panic.
This is similar to Omicron. It’s like the flu, chances are a lot of people will catch it.
Most people, around 95/96 (per cent), would just recover the symptoms and signs of it.
There will be extremely few people that might end up hospitalised, and those are the ones who are more prone to it with high comorbid conditions and high blood pressure, uncontrolled diabetes and auto-immune disorders.
</blockquote>
Zimbabwe is currently battling the fourth wave but infections have remained subdued with the test positivity rate also below 10 per cent.
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Health Expert Warns Of An Imminent Deltacron-driven Fifth Wave

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