The way we do business has changed immensely. Resilience, intelligence and a sense of purpose are increasingly important for companies to succeed
SIU spokesperson says it successfully argued to the high court that Bandile Masuku failed to exercise his responsibility oversight at the Gauteng health department
Vaccine roll-out will be easier now that Pfizer confirms the lifespan of its Covid-19 vaccine in a refrigerator is more than six times longer than first estimated
Testing and isolating the infected are still the most effective response to the pandemic
It was people’s warmth towards Kaluke Mawila that set the tone for how she manages the George campus of Nelson Mandela University
In this first in a series, Elize Parker, 61, tells of her hopes of joining a queue to get vaccinated soon
More than 120 000 people got their jabs in phase 2 of the nationwide Covid-19 vaccination campaign
Strategic investments in health care for all are needed to ensure safe births, treatment of tuberculosis, malaria, measles, pneumonia and diarrhoea, and children are vaccinated
Journalists’ voices should be the very loudest in calling for the culling of the corrupt among us
IEC says it is technically ready for the election, but Covid-19 raises safety concerns around voting and political campaigning.
Nora Grose is accused of using R170 000 intended for a food relief project in Cape Town for personal gain
The only way to book an appointment for a Covid-19 jab is to register on the government’s electronic vaccination system
Education department implements the ban with immediate effect and will monitor the situation until outbreaks cease
The Covid-19 pandemic has shown that vaccine development and testing timelines can be shrunk from decades to months, but not without shortcomings
With less than 10 weeks until the Tokyo Games begin and as Japan battles a surge in infections, public opinion remains strongly opposed to the event going ahead this summer.
Human Rights Watch warns that learners may take years to recover from the damage caused by school closures
With no cases of Covid-19, a Zimbabwe informal settlement’s residents are more concerned about making ends meet – and their imminent eviction
These key indicators have been buoyed by a trade surplus and commodities boom, but will this lead to economic growth?
Business has a critical role to play in fostering diversity and inclusion and building healthier workplaces and societies in the wake of the crisis
Since the start of 2020 the country has paused its roll-out twice, swapped AstraZeneca jabs for Pfizer’s and Johnson & Johnson’s and now phase two has started
From today, people aged 60 years and older and some health workers will be vaccinated by June and everyone else by February 2022
The miners are in a comfortable position as the world creeps towards a lower-carbon future
Fight the equity divide so that African families have adequate food, social protection and access to technology
The governing party suspends usual procedure as weekend chaos escalates, and we suspend our disbelief about vaccine access
Is Gates a superhero or a supervillain? That’s the wrong question. The right question is: How it is that one person can have so much influence over world health?
After many delays, this coming week’s first vaccine recipients can only expect to have immunity by 4 June at the earliest.
But Big Pharma and the world trade body haven’t shifted on sharing vaccine intellectual property
Careful planning is needed to ensure doses are safely distributed across the country
Legally, the local government election must be held this year and the government hasn’t said why they wouldn’t go ahead, says the Electoral Commission of South Africa
The chief executive of the IEC, Sy Mamabolo, assured the Salga leaders assembly that the organisation would deliver a free and fair election.
The number of Covid-19 cases in the country has increased by an average of 46% over seven days
The SADC states have failed to deliver on their human rights obligations by not securing vaccines