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Delays in procuring a Covid-19 vaccine has many South Africans feeling frustrated. Some ask why we can’t use Ivermectin as a treatment.
Analysis by the International Monetary Fund indicates that remote workers are likely to cope better in recessions in general.
Earlier, President Cyril Ramaphosa delivered a difficult truth – Covid-19 is far from over, with cases spiking in different parts of the country.
South African, Chinese citizens have been among those at the front of the queue for property investments and visa opportunities in Portugal.
People who live in overcrowded settings – including in prisons – are set to get the Covid-19 vaccine first along with healthcare workers.
There was no time, apparently, to clarify, with the PR moving proceedings ‘swiftly’ to a presentation on vaccination denialism.
There’s little festive cheer anywhere in the world as Covid-19 containment measures have stopped business activity at the busiest time.
Ramaphosa needs to continue with a long-overdue shake up of the state entities that are sucking up taxpayers’ funds and this starts with Eskom.
Jackie Cameron spent a pleasurable hour on Zoom in the company of characterful world-leading futurist Faith Popcorn and Dean Jon Foster-Pedley.
Piet Viljoen built a reputation as an asset management rock star at Investec before starting his own firm.