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Covid-19

Choppy waters in global markets highlight the importance of prudent financial management
Opinion
/ 1 August 2022

Choppy waters in global markets highlight the importance of prudent financial management

To survive one needs a diversified portfolio with a balance between domestic and international investments and financial planning that takes a long-term view.

By Craig Featherby
Covid-19 dashboard downscale begins
National
/ 1 August 2022

Covid-19 dashboard downscale begins

New Covid-19 infections and related deaths have tapered off

By Eunice Masson
Covid-19: Centaurus variant mild but spreads rapidly, vaccinate the vulnerable, experts say
National
/ 22 July 2022

Covid-19: Centaurus variant mild but spreads rapidly, vaccinate the vulnerable, experts say

Only the costly N95 mask works and achieving a high penetration of Covid-19 booster vaccination is ‘the only effective strategy’, says virologist Shabir Madhi

By Chris Bateman
No easy fix to SA media money crisis
Business
/ 19 July 2022

No easy fix to SA media money crisis

The closure of the New Frame, which sought to chase quality over clicks, is a cautionary tale of the pitfalls of donor funding

By Sarah Smit
James Ngcobo’s second act
Friday
/ 15 July 2022

James Ngcobo’s second act

The actor and director who saved The Market during the pandemic is enthusiastic about his new job as head of Joburg City Theatres

By Mamaputle Boikanyo
Standard Bank repeals controversial Covid-19 vaccination policy
Business
/ 12 July 2022

Standard Bank repeals controversial Covid-19 vaccination policy

Financial sector union wants employees who were fired for not being vaccinated to be reinstated

By Anathi Madubela
New era of online learning can be positive for higher education
Opinion
/ 11 July 2022

New era of online learning can be positive for higher education

Covid-19 has forced universities and colleges to take much of their teaching online and presented an opportunity to improve and expand this model

By Serame Ramosajana
Relief: Government must guard SA’s poor against inflation’s assault
Business
/ 6 July 2022

Relief: Government must guard SA’s poor against inflation’s assault

It could prove difficult for government to loosen its grip on the public purse, but economists say the current extraordinary circumstances require intervention

By Sarah Smit
Global energy crisis forces an ‘undignified transition’
Business
/ 4 July 2022

Global energy crisis forces an ‘undignified transition’

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has prompted some to make an about-turn on coal but their scramble has not sealed the fate of renewables

By Sarah Smit
A year after the riots, South Africa is a tinderbox waiting to be lit
Business
/ 1 July 2022

A year after the riots, South Africa is a tinderbox waiting to be lit

Some of the conditions in which the July unrest occurred have abated but others, such as the spiralling cost of living, have worsened

By Sarah Smit
Hawkers struggle after Soweto mall looted, vandalised
Business
/ 1 July 2022

Hawkers struggle after Soweto mall looted, vandalised

Informal traders selling their wares outside Jabulani Mall are worried about further unrest as unemployment and the rising cost of living fuel public anger

By Anathi Madubela
Future of our world is in our hands
Education
/ 30 June 2022

Future of our world is in our hands

Education is key to giving our children a chance to navigate, and thrive in, a complex modernity

By Stefania Giannini and Leonardo Garnier
It’s time for the G7 to deliver on Africa
Opinion
/ 27 June 2022

It’s time for the G7 to deliver on Africa

South Africa and Senegal, as AU chair, are attending the important summit of the leaders of the big industrialised nations

By Mikatekiso Kubayi
Much more than food for thought
Opinion
/ 27 June 2022

Much more than food for thought

The effects of the war in Ukraine have brought much of the world’s attention to energy prices. But food insecurity is also rising and will likely get worse

By John P Ruehl
Are mandatory Covid-19 vaccinations a violation of human rights?
Opinion
/ 27 June 2022

Are mandatory Covid-19 vaccinations a violation of human rights?

The issue is a complex one, and nearly impossible to enforce

By Njabulo Nomvula Nene
Africa’s Covid neglect poses global danger
Africa
/ 25 June 2022

Africa’s Covid neglect poses global danger

Low vaccination levels and high number of health-compromised populations make the continent a ‘breeding ground for variants’ that pose a global risk

By Chris Bateman
First case of monkeypox confirmed in South Africa
National
/ 23 June 2022

First case of monkeypox confirmed in South Africa

Disease detected in a 30 year old male who had no history of travel, contact tracing underway to identify any additional linked cases

By Bongeka Gumede
The gloves (and masks) are off
Opinion
/ 23 June 2022

The gloves (and masks) are off

Facemaskpreneurs and state capture agents are the only ones unhappy about Wednesday’s dual announcements

By Paddy Harper
African youth: Empowering the continent’s greatest asset
Africa
/ 23 June 2022

African youth: Empowering the continent’s greatest asset

Education is the best way to turn young people’s potential into realised achievements

By Christine Dube
No more face masks, says government
National
/ 23 June 2022

No more face masks, says government

Also repealed were the limit on public gatherings and vaccine status checks at ports of entry

By M&G Media
Repeal of remaining Covid rules on the way?
Health
/ 22 June 2022

Repeal of remaining Covid rules on the way?

The President’s Coordinating Council will on Wednesday discuss the possible lifting of remaining pandemic regulations as SA exits fifth wave

By Eunice Masson
South Africa ranks 118 out of 163 in the 2022 Global Peace Index
Opinion
/ 17 June 2022

South Africa ranks 118 out of 163 in the 2022 Global Peace Index

It is a marginal improvement, according to the study, but while the country is progressively more peaceful, it is tarnished with violent outbreaks of crime and protests

By Sonri Naidoo
Storytelling through printmaking
Friday
/ 14 June 2022

Storytelling through printmaking

The Springs Art Gallery presents the Print Portfolio Exchange Exhibition. It features original work of 25 artists commissioned by the Soweto Arts Company

By Gugulethu Tshabalala
No Covid-19 apocalypse in Africa, as WHO expects a steep drop in fatalities
Africa
/ 14 June 2022

No Covid-19 apocalypse in Africa, as WHO expects a steep drop in fatalities

Countries on the continent responded effectively to the virus despite the dire predictions of some in the West

By Seth Onyango
Inequality kills: How race, money and power affect who survives Covid-19
Health
/ 13 June 2022

Inequality kills: How race, money and power affect who survives Covid-19

The data from 440 000 Covid-19 patients show that black people in South Africa were far more likely to die than their white counterparts

By Waasila Jassat, Cheryl Cohen & Nicholas Crisp
Respiratory virus kills 100 000 children worldwide
Health
/ 8 June 2022

Respiratory virus kills 100 000 children worldwide

Most cases and deaths in young children occur in lower-income countries

By Sanjeet Bagcchi
Are we being the leaders that our youth deserve?
Opinion
/ 7 June 2022

Are we being the leaders that our youth deserve?

With unemployment in that sector at almost catastrophic levels, it is essential to ensure that the drain of skills to other countries is halted in its tracks and that sound business principles and practices are established

By Dudu Hlatshwayo
GDP stats: Economy grows to pre-pandemic levels
Business
/ 7 June 2022

GDP stats: Economy grows to pre-pandemic levels

The first-quarter economic growth was attributed to growth in eight industries, according to Statistics SA’s data

By Anathi Madubela
Meet the scientists tracking Covid-19’s crappy future
Health
/ 7 June 2022

Meet the scientists tracking Covid-19’s crappy future

Water in the country’s drains can pick up a spike in Covid-19 cases or a threatening new variant in time for clinics to prepare for an influx of patients

By Zano Kunene
All players need to work together to help girls cross the digital divide
Education
/ 6 June 2022

All players need to work together to help girls cross the digital divide

The hard lockdown imposed two years ago showed how difficult it is for girls and young women in poorly resourced areas to learn online

By Zoe Duby
Nal’ibali: We can all help children learn to read – and to love it
Education
/ 6 June 2022

Nal’ibali: We can all help children learn to read – and to love it

Teaching children the joy of reading is not only the responsibility of schools. There are many ways in which we can impart this precious gift to them

By Katie Huston
Multilateralism has a role in an evolving world
Africa
/ 6 June 2022

Multilateralism has a role in an evolving world

The climate crisis, Russia’s war in Ukraine and the Covid-19 pandemic have increased levels of poverty

By Muhammad Al Jasser
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