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Stavros Nicolaou

Should SA force big drug makers to let others make insulin pens too?
Health
/ 20 August 2024

Should SA force big drug makers to let others make insulin pens too?

The pens are running out in public hospitals because of Novo Nordisk’s decision to stop supplying it to the health department

By Christina Pitt
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
It’s doable: Africa wants 60% of locally manufactured vaccines by 2040
Health
/ 17 December 2021

It’s doable: Africa wants 60% of locally manufactured vaccines by 2040

The next three to five years will require the continent to ensure there is sustainable business beyond Covid-19.

By Marcia Zali
As South Africa’s Covid infections surge, the number of jabs can’t increase, yet
Coronavirus
/ 20 June 2021

As South Africa’s Covid infections surge, the number of jabs can’t increase, yet

Hospitals are under strain, nurses are burning out and infections are on the rise, but there are limited Covid-19 vaccine doses available

By Chris Bateman
Slow registration delays South Africa’s vital vaccine roll-out
Coronavirus
/ 27 May 2021

Slow registration delays South Africa’s vital vaccine roll-out

This has resulted in demand exceeding supply — or vice versa — at many vaccination sites

By Chris Bateman
This is how medical aid schemes will help to fund SA’s vaccines
Coronavirus
/ 5 January 2021

This is how medical aid schemes will help to fund SA’s vaccines

Medical aid schemes and businesses will help the government with the cost of acquiring enough vaccines for the South African population to achieve herd immunity

By Tshegofatso Mathe

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