LATEST CONFIRMED CASES OF COVID-19 IN SOUTH AFRICA (30 MAY 2021)

Media Statement

As of today the cumulative number of COVID-19 cases identified in South Africa on 30 May 2021 is 1 662 825, with 3 755 new cases reported over the past 24 hours.

Province Total cases for 30 May 2021 Percentage total
Eastern Cape 197 759 11,9
Free State 101 074 6,1
Gauteng 456 764 27,5
KwaZulu-Natal 339 811 20,4
Limpopo 65 364 3,9
Mpumalanga 82 426 5,0
North West 75 847 4,6
Northern Cape 50 188 3,0
Western Cape 293 592 17,7
Total 1 662 825 100,0

 Testing Data

 The number of tests conducted to date is 11 606 570. Of these 31 523 tests were conducted since the last report.

Sector Total tested   New tested  
PRIVATE

PUBLIC

6 534 983

5 071 587

56%

44%

17 529

13 994

56%

44%

Total 11 606 570   31 523        

Deaths and Recoveries

In the last 24 hours, 76 deaths have been reported: Eastern Cape 0, Free State 8, Gauteng 17, KwaZulu-Natal 0, Limpopo 0, Mpumalanga 0, North West 44, Northern Cape 1 and Western Cape 6  which brings the total to 56 439 deaths. We convey our condolences to the loved ones of the departed and thank the health care workers who treated the deceased patients.

The cumulative recoveries now stand at 1 556 874 representing a recovery rate of 93, 6%.

Province Total Deaths Total Recoveries Active Cases
Eastern Cape 11 657 185 257 845
Free State 4 329 88 614 8 131
Gauteng 11 207 429 685 15 872
KwaZulu-Natal 10 509 325 081 4 221
Limpopo 2 446 62 222 696
Mpumalanga 1 448 79 331 1 647
North West 1 933 67 386 6 528
Northern Cape 1 101 41 075 8 012
Western Cape 11 809 278 223                          3 560
Total 56 439 1 556 874 49 512

 Vaccination Rollout:

VACCINATION TOTAL
SISONKE 479 768
PHASE TWO 488 551
SISONKE & PFIZER 968 319

The total vaccinated under the Sisonke Programme is 479 768.  The total vaccinated in Phase Two as at midnight today is 488 551. These vaccinations were with the first dose of Pfizer vaccine.  Total individuals vaccinated; Sisonke and Pfizer first dose is 968 319.

Dr. Zwelini Mkhize

Minister of Health

Scroll to Top