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Covid-19

Vaccination mandates: It’s time for responsible leadership
Health
/ 1 March 2022

Vaccination mandates: It’s time for responsible leadership

Ethical decision-making for leaders involves balancing many competing needs, which includes allowing individuals hesitant about vaccines to discuss their concerns

By Mark Smith
Digital health has strong potential to enable universal healthcare access
Africa
/ 28 February 2022

Digital health has strong potential to enable universal healthcare access

Digital health can improve healthcare access in sub-Saharan Africa, particularly in rural areas, but it internet connectivity remains a challenge

By Charmaine Rambire
Wait, donate, demolish: Why millions of South Africa’s vaccines will never be used
Health
/ 28 February 2022

Wait, donate, demolish: Why millions of South Africa’s vaccines will never be used

Children aged five to 11 get smaller doses of the Pfizer vaccine than adults. That means the government will have to buy new vials to vaccinate this age group but the health department doesn’t have the money to do so

By Mia Malan
Zimbabwe’s loan sharks smile as runaway inflation looms again
Africa
/ 25 February 2022

Zimbabwe’s loan sharks smile as runaway inflation looms again

Well before Zimbabwe’s economy took a hit in the late 1990s, spurring world-record inflation, usury was a part of the daily lives of working-class households in South Africa’s northern neighbour

By Marko Phiri
Businesses driven by empathy will lead the post-pandemic world
Business
/ 24 February 2022

Businesses driven by empathy will lead the post-pandemic world

Ideas don’t come from machines, but from people

By Robert Grace
Covid-19 Boosters: Why time is not enough to get people to line up for their next shot
Coronavirus
/ 23 February 2022

Covid-19 Boosters: Why time is not enough to get people to line up for their next shot

You can now mix and match boosters and also get them sooner. But what’s the science behind it?

By Aisha Abdool Karim and Joan Van Dyk
Relief as treasury puts brakes on fuel levy hike amid petrol price crunch
Business
/ 23 February 2022

Relief as treasury puts brakes on fuel levy hike amid petrol price crunch

The last time the fuel price was not increased because of a change in either the fuel levy or the Road Accident Fund levy was in 1990

By Sarah Smit
Budget 2022: ‘There is a real risk that jobs lost to the pandemic may never return’
Business
/ 23 February 2022

Budget 2022: ‘There is a real risk that jobs lost to the pandemic may never return’

Persistently high joblessness, the budget notes, has emerged as a key weakness in economic performance

By Sarah Smit
SAB, alcohol industry ask government for reduced excise taxes
Business
/ 21 February 2022

SAB, alcohol industry ask government for reduced excise taxes

Applying above-inflation increases in excise is beneficial neither to government nor the beer industry, says South African Breweries

By Eunice Masson
Europe must be Africa’s partner of choice
Africa
/ 18 February 2022

Europe must be Africa’s partner of choice

Having committed to pursuing a much closer partnership with African governments and the African Union, the European Union must consider how it can best contribute to Africa’s security and economic prospects

By Josep Borrell
The Portfolio: Luvuyo Equiano Nyawose on bringing eBhish’ home to KZN
Friday
/ 16 February 2022

The Portfolio: Luvuyo Equiano Nyawose on bringing eBhish’ home to KZN

The artist reflects on the homecoming of his exhibition, and how it interacts with the gallery and its environment

By Luvuyo Nyawose
Meet a Kenyan heroine of health: ‘I want to be an ambassador for the voiceless’
Africa
/ 14 February 2022

Meet a Kenyan heroine of health: ‘I want to be an ambassador for the voiceless’

Jane Kubai ran away from home to avoid FGM. She then worked day and night to obtain a qualification. Now, her father advises other families against child marriage

By Michael Kaloki
Akwasi Frimpong: Ordeal of an African winter athlete
Africa
/ 13 February 2022

Akwasi Frimpong: Ordeal of an African winter athlete

Akwasi Frimpong, Ghana’s skeleton star, on the reasons he’s not at the Winter Olympics

By Tolu Olasoji, The Continent
Slice of life: ‘Feeding the homeless saved me’
National
/ 11 February 2022

Slice of life: ‘Feeding the homeless saved me’

After developing ‘terrible depression’ Simbirisiyo Mushanewana learnt that helping others also meant helping himself

By Eunice Masson
Profits stripped from companies in unlawful R431m Gauteng schools tender
National
/ 11 February 2022

Profits stripped from companies in unlawful R431m Gauteng schools tender

The Special Tribunal has granted the Special Investigating Unit’s request to recover monies for irregular contracts to decontaminate schools of the coronavirus

By Khaya Koko
Sona 2022: Ramaphosa says private sector can dig South Africa out of jobs and growth slump
Business
/ 10 February 2022

Sona 2022: Ramaphosa says private sector can dig South Africa out of jobs and growth slump

The president’s strategy to stop the unemployment crisis from spiralling includes cutting red tape and focusing on infrastructure investment

By Sarah Smit
Patient blood management key for improving South Africa’s healthcare
Opinion
/ 9 February 2022

Patient blood management key for improving South Africa’s healthcare

Covid-19 has had a negative impact on blood donations; blood conservation has become a priority

By Vanitha Rambiritch
Have Covid-19 restrictions affected local football teams financially?
Sport
/ 9 February 2022

Have Covid-19 restrictions affected local football teams financially?

PSL match attendance was low even before the pandemic. And the decline in South Africans’ appetite for football seems to have spilled over to television viewership as well

By Mamaili Mamaila
Specialists, nurses quit country’s ailing public health system
Health
/ 5 February 2022

Specialists, nurses quit country’s ailing public health system

South Africa’s nurses are moving to the private sector or being recruited to high-income countries that are affected by the global shortage of healthcare professionals

By Marcia Zali
Unemployment and interest rate hikes predicted to hit property market
Business
/ 4 February 2022

Unemployment and interest rate hikes predicted to hit property market

The volume of new mortgage applications reached multi-year highs amid record low interest rates

By Sarah Smit
Covid-19 in South Africa: Which approach should we take now?
Coronavirus
/ 3 February 2022

Covid-19 in South Africa: Which approach should we take now?

The trick to tackling Covid-19 at this stage is to be adaptive. The government’s one-size-fits-all approach is broken; we need to be more flexible. But we should not throw away hard-won lessons

By Philip Machanick
US politicians paper over the social problems caused by capitalism
Opinion
/ 3 February 2022

US politicians paper over the social problems caused by capitalism

Mainstream American politicians — establishment figures in both major parties — apply the denial and displacement mantra to many problems, especially inflation

By Richard D Wolff
SIU data explorer: The people and firms in the Covid procurement scandal
National
/ 2 February 2022

SIU data explorer: The people and firms in the Covid procurement scandal

Search the complete list of referrals made by the Special Investigating Unit against South African firms and individuals

By Adam Oxford
Sassa boss linked to R45.5m fraud
National
/ 1 February 2022

Sassa boss linked to R45.5m fraud

A company implicated in the Special Investigating Unit report is still doing business with the South African Social Security Agency

By Khaya Koko
Rate hikes scuff gold’s pandemic polish
Business
/ 31 January 2022

Rate hikes scuff gold’s pandemic polish

Inflation fears should have inspired a run on gold, but the asset may have lost its relevance

By Sarah Smit
New strategies are required to control food-price inflation
Opinion
/ 31 January 2022

New strategies are required to control food-price inflation

Food-price inflation has a direct effect on people’s lives — and it hits the poor the hardest

By Jayati Ghosh
NPA fails to deal with R7.8bn in Covid-19 corruption
National
/ 27 January 2022

NPA fails to deal with R7.8bn in Covid-19 corruption

Not ‘trial ready’: 386 Special Investigating Unit referrals lead to just one case in court so far

By Khaya Koko
Reserve Bank lifts rates again as high inflation takes its toll
Business
/ 27 January 2022

Reserve Bank lifts rates again as high inflation takes its toll

The monetary policy committee has voted to lift the repo rate by another 25 basis points as advanced economies mull policy tightening

By Sarah Smit
Solidarity vs University of Free State in vaccine mandate court case
Education
/ 27 January 2022

Solidarity vs University of Free State in vaccine mandate court case

The union wants the court to decide whether the policy of enforcing vaccinations at UFS holds water.

By Marcia Zali
Millions of rand lost as SANDF returns unauthorised Cuban Covid-19 drug
National
/ 26 January 2022

Millions of rand lost as SANDF returns unauthorised Cuban Covid-19 drug

Remedial action against officials suspected of wrongdoing must be taken, says the ministerial task team investigating the defence department

By Eunice Masson
New year, same rules: The science behind masks, ventilation and keeping a distance
Health
/ 26 January 2022

New year, same rules: The science behind masks, ventilation and keeping a distance

Wearing a mask, washing your hands, good ventilation and keeping your distance all help to lower your chances of getting infected by the virus that causes Covid-19

By Mohale Moloi and Linda Pretorius
Footballers suffering from Covid effects after initial recovery
Health
/ 26 January 2022

Footballers suffering from Covid effects after initial recovery

Longer-term effects of the virus are now being seen in the game, with one study suggesting even players’ passing quality can suffer.

By Antoine Maignan
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