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These changes to the hate speech bill will help protect journalists and other commentators. They also show a positive response from the justice ministry to reasoned argument.
Employment in South Africa grew faster during the first decade of the century compared with the second, writes Derek Yu and Charles Adams.
Research Fellow Matthew Kruger recently penned a thought-provoking piece on mandatory vaccines. Naturally, it has stimulated debate.
A UK survey found 640 Covid-19 deaths in the first half of 2021 among those who had received two shots – and more than 50,000 among those who hadn’t.
Dr Herman Edeling discusses his open letter to the President, the official Covid-19 narrative, mass vaccination during a pandemic and vaccine deaths.
“Its own in-depth research shows a significant teen mental-health issue that Facebook plays down in public,” says The Wall Street Journal.
People are living longer today than ever before, but the quality of the life you’re living counts just as much.
The Research Fellow at the Helen Suzman Foundation joined BizNews to discuss mandatory vaccines – a hot topic of late in the Covid-19 sphere.
“Any court that is properly informed and not misled by propaganda will find that the limitation of citizens’ rights are not reasonable [or] justifiable.”
Professor Ames Dhai joined BizNews to discuss the legality and ethics behind implementing mandatory vaccines in South Africa.