The National Institute for Communicable Diseases (NICD) published a table of recent outbreaks on their website earlier this week.

Province	District	Number of cases	Date of first case	Date of most recent case
Western Cape	City of Cape Town Metropolitan	14*	November 2020	January 2022
Western Cape	Cape Winelands	11*	July 2020	May 2021
Western Cape	Garden Route	12*	August 2020	December 2021
North West	Dr Kenneth Kaunda	16*	November 2020	December 2021
Gauteng	Tshwane	5	December 2021	February 2022
Gauteng	Other	2	December 2021	February 2022

Case numbers with a * next to them represent cluster outbreaks.
Following the COVID-19 pandemic, public interest in disease outbreaks has soared. That’s why the health authorities are doing their best to communicate the situation clearly.
As noted by some of the country’s leading experts, you may have Typhoid Fever if you come down with these symptoms:

A persistent high temperature that gradually increases each day
Headaches
General aches and pains
Abdominal pains or cramps
Nausea and vomiting
Extreme tiredness/fatigue
Coughs
Constipation
Gastrointestinal disruption (diarrhea)

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