SLR: Joe Rogan and the spectacle which has become our reality
Simon Lincoln Reader delivers yet another frank and delightfully thought-provoking take on the spectacle around Joe Rogan that played out over the last week.
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Fourth wave by Christmas unless 90% of SA above 35 gets vaccine – Prof Shabir Madhi
Professor Shabir Madhi says if we are to avoid a fourth wave by November or December, 90% of South Africans above 35 must get the vaccine.
Alec Hogg’s Inbox: Viva the pirates, misfits and oddballs.
Imagine how sterile a media title like ours would become if everyone agreed with everything that was published. Thankfully, BizNews need never fall into that trap.
MAILBOX: “Education does not begin Grade 1; it begins at birth”
Community member John Stegmann adds his voice to the education debate, writing that “society [not just govt] is to blame for not taking care of everyone.”
Mandatory vaccination has no place in a free society – PANDA
Abir Ballan, a member of PANDA, looks at mandatory vaccination and outlines ten reasons why COVID-19 vaccination should never be mandatory.
Vaccine hesitant patients request blood transfusions from unvaccinated donors
“Roiling tensions over vaccination against Covid-19 have spilled into an unexpected arena [in the US]: lifesaving blood transfusions”, says KHN.
Covid-19: “The more mistakes global governments make, the more they seem to double down”
BizNews community member Kin Bentley shares his frustrations with censorship around Covid-19 – and suggests a possible solution.
Alec Hogg’s Inbox: A Special Report on last month’s looting and rioting
We’ve put together a special gift for our community members (ie you!)Â – a Special Report on the causes and consequences of last month’s looting and rioting.
Demystifying the Delta variant
This article explores the delta variant mutations which by themselves don’t present particularly significant conclusions, but appear to be more formidable as a team.
Civil unrest highlighted most important criteria of a failed state: SA’s inability to protect its citizens
“At no stage did the SAPS take the most basic actions against the looters, a security expert pointed out to me,” writes William Saunderson-Meyer.