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Discovery Vitality announces special discounts, rewards to members set to boost travel and tourism following the Covid-19 slump.
In this episode, our partners at Bloomberg explore the obsession with finding a Covid-19 vaccine and why that may not be such a good thing.
PANDA expert tears apart strategies aimed at protecting people from Covid-19, including: lockdowns, wearing masks, vaccine development.
SA may hammer out a deal to assist in the production a Covid-19 vaccine. This could increase access to the vaccine for many Africans.
The rate of growth in new infections in South Africa has been steadily falling since mid-July; Douglas Parker’s forecast for the number of deaths has been revised upwards to just under 16,000.
The news of the first recorded case of a Covid-19 reinfection has made many people anxious about what it means for the fight against the virus. Here’s why you shouldn’t worry.
Moved by our Biznews colleague Chris Bateman’s fight with cancer, Arnie Witkin decided to share his own experience.
The oncologist said bluntly that with my borderline blood count, if my kids have friends around on play dates and are infected with any virus, let alone Covid, (just one example), I will die.
The prospect of Covid-19 continuing to hammer the world for much of the year is a scary prospect – not only for the physically vulnerable but for entrepreneurs, employers and employees.
While it’s not a good idea to panic, also don’t underestimate this nasty illness. As SASA’s Professor Bruce Piccard emphasises, Covid-19 is not a bad flu.