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Taxi violence hinders Covid-19 response in the Western Cape

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Four lessons from 40 years of HIV: Why Covid doesn’t end with equitable vaccine access

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Born before 1986? Here’s how to get a Covid vaccine without an appointment

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‘We will extinguish the fires that are raging’- Ramaphosa

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Saudi smashes Covid fraud ring ahead of hajj

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Covid-19 vaccinations: How are the provinces doing?

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Heathrow airport to fast-track vaccinated passengers

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It’s back to school for the 16 000 teachers on special leave for comorbidities

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Government makes U-turn on special Covid-19 vaccination groups

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The social development department is discussing vaccinating early childhood development and Sassa workers in current phase

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To vax or not is the ‘most polarised topic’

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There is limited data on the Delta variant in SA, but vaccines remain effective

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South African residents aged 50-plus can now register for the Covid jab

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