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Search: covid

KwaZulu-Natal officials in R22m Covid blanket scandal back at work
National
/ 30 March 2023

KwaZulu-Natal officials in R22m Covid blanket scandal back at work

The decision, amid ongoing disciplinary processes, allegedly follows concerns that they ‘were getting paid for sitting at home’

By Clive Ndou
What’s behind the Big Tobacco job cuts? A guide to SA’s illegal trade after Covid
Health
/ 26 January 2023

What’s behind the Big Tobacco job cuts? A guide to SA’s illegal trade after Covid

British American Tobacco says 200 workers will be out of a job soon but public health researchers argue they’re using misleading figures to back retrenchments

By Christina Pitt and Joan Van Dyk
Covid still a threat: Breathe life back into prevention of the disease
Opinion
/ 20 January 2023

Covid still a threat: Breathe life back into prevention of the disease

The best way to reduce the risk of transmission is to decrease the concentration of airborne viruses in enclosed spaces.

By William A Haseltine
After two years of Covid-19, SA gets ke Dezember back
Business
/ 21 December 2022

After two years of Covid-19, SA gets ke Dezember back

The leisure industry is optimistic that growth this festive season will recover to pre-pandemic levels

By Anathi Madubela
China flip-flops over zero-Covid in the face of rising protests
Opinion
/ 13 December 2022

China flip-flops over zero-Covid in the face of rising protests

Easing of restrictions marks a shift in policy, but Beijing’s stance remains hazy and inconsistent

By Minxin Pei
Court orders Dlamini-Zuma to disclose records leading to Covid-19 regulations
Politics
/ 1 December 2022

Court orders Dlamini-Zuma to disclose records leading to Covid-19 regulations

The business organisation, Sakeliga, which made the application, says Covid-19 lockdowns did ‘unprecedented harm to economic and social activity’

By Eunice Masson
China: No easy exit from zero-Covid
Opinion
/ 29 November 2022

China: No easy exit from zero-Covid

A gradual easing within broadly contained zones before loosening restrictions more broadly worked for China’s economy. It may work for its healthcare system too

By S Alex Yang and Angela Huyue Zhang
MOMENTUM Presents Episode 3: Applying innovations from Covid-19 to the future
Partner Content
/ 10 November 2022

MOMENTUM Presents Episode 3: Applying innovations from Covid-19 to the future

Maternal and child health figures should alarm us the same way that Covid-19 did, Dr Queen Dube argues in the third podcast episode

By Special Reports
Three ways Covid sped up SA’s medicine approvals process – and how it can help the National Health Insurance scheme
Health
/ 7 November 2022

Three ways Covid sped up SA’s medicine approvals process – and how it can help the National Health Insurance scheme

During the Covid-19 pandemic, the South African Health Products Regulatory Authority had to speed up its approval of new medicines while still ensuring that they were safe and effective

By Portia Nkambule
Threshold for Covid-19 aid to rise, state to top up child support grants
National
/ 11 October 2022

Threshold for Covid-19 aid to rise, state to top up child support grants

The threshold to qualify for the R350 social relief of distress grant will be raised to R624 from the current R350, but the grant itself remains at R350.

By Kimberley Schoeman
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