Covid-19

State researchers can’t access vaccination data - and that’s a huge problem

Health department has withdrawn access to EVDS data since October

Clothing union reports 74% Covid vaccination rate

Worker education key to high rate of vaccination

We have a new Covid variant. An epidemiologist explains what we should do

If we do lock down, we must time it properly for it to be effective

New Covid treatments might be slow to arrive in SA

Two new pills show promising results but there’s no certainty on their availability here

Treating Covid: What works? What doesn’t? And what might work?

A simple guide

Principals are drowning in the education department’s admin demands

“I live in perpetual fear of missing deadlines and other principals say the same”

Health activists call for patent law reform

Patents prevent equal access to life-saving medicines, protesters say

Church calls on religious organisations to support vaccination

Grant beneficiaries are paying R100 of their R350 to jump the queue

“We are not forcing anyone to pay the money. We are creating jobs for ourselves”

Save the Children sounds the alarm over food crisis facing immigrant children

Letter to Department of Social Development still unanswered after more than a year

Covid-19 testing is too expensive and too difficult in South Africa

Our current approach is probably costing lives

Undocumented people can now get Covid vaccines - in some areas

Provincial pilot programmes are underway but details are vague

Labour Minister promises “mobile office” to rural Limpopo villages

People are sleeping outside offices to avoid long queues

Covid-19: Is it time to allow home-testing?

Some scientists argue it will reduce transmission, but the South African regulator is worried

If you’ve had Covid, should you get vaccinated?

Yes, the evidence shows vaccination reduces your risk of getting reinfected

Bongie Mahlangu started a thriving business despite the Covid pandemic

During the Covid-19 lockdown about 2.9 million people, mostly women, lost their jobs according to the NIDS CRAM survey.