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The Ivermectin saga is becoming an HC Bosman’s ‘Bekkersdal Marathon’. If only we had a Bosman to make it interesting.
Earlier this week, the Health Justice Initiative launched litigation in an effort to make expert Covid-19 pandemic advice and decisions public.
Prof Glenda Gray has expressed concern over the rising concentrations of SARS-CoV-2 RNA in certain wastewater treatment plants in SA.
PANDA says there’s now “a mountain of evidence” that face masks do not work against Covid-19, flu and other airborne diseases.
Veteran journalist Brian Pottinger asks some very searching questions here, sparked by what seems to be SA’s most absurd anti-Covid-19 measure yet.
Over-the-top regulation as we continue with a Covid-19 ‘State of Disaster” is risking global ridicule and a huge loss of confidence in government.
Companies introducing vaccine mandates are violating their employee’s bodily integrity – and effectively rendering jobless those who refuse.
Ozayr Patel asked Shabir Madhi to explain why the findings suggest that South Africa has reached a turning point in the Covid-19 pandemic.
It has been many years since SA’s globally respected sports and nutrition scientist Professor Tim Noakes engaged at any length with a South African journalist.
Mistakes made during the Covid-19 pandemic when it came to the collection, management and distribution of data must be recognised.