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In partnership with Discovery, the section houses a daily podcast on Covid-19, offering a rational perspective on how the virus is impacting the lives of all South Africans. It will also house the latest news and insights on what was initially termed coronavirus.
Moderna says its Covid-19 vaccine is safe and ready for use. It has applied for emergency approval of the shot, which will roll out in the US first.
Ahead of the annual holiday season, SA’s hospital administrators warn that a resurgence of Covid-19 is possible if people are not cautious.
Africa’s 54 countries now include seven of the globe’s 10 fastest-growing economies as they have improved their competitive advantage.
Jack Bloom, DA shadow MEC for health in Gauteng asks why a Nasrec Covid-19 hospital is open when a thousand beds are empty.
Arnaud Bernaert sets out who is likely to get the vaccine and why we must prepare for coping with Covid-19 in our midsts at least until 2023.
Support for the Great Barrington Declaration – a plea to let the healthy resume their lives – is gaining traction as influential individuals show support.
In this blog, Professor Alan Whiteside wants to turn to and revisit some fundamental issues, primarily because of the way Covid-19 data is portrayed.
In this episode of Inside Covid-19, a special report from our partners at the Wall Street Journal on six months of living through a pandemic.
In this episode, Deputy Minister of Tourism Fish Mahlalela speaks to BizNews about government plans to get business and leisure travel moving.
The Johns Hopkins University Coronavirus Resource Centre indicates that at at least 1 million people have now died from Covid-19.