Cabin fever blues as Covid bites
By Derek Davey
Working from home is getting tired as the sounds of the suburbs intrude on our columnist’s peace of mind. Practicing presence may offer a way out of the losses and woes of the second wave
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The case for Ivermectin
By Bert Olivier
What is the reason governments, including our own, are slow to act on this potential Covid-19 medicine, and aren’t we past the time where their reluctance could be justified?
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Healing herbs and heritage
By Nobhongo Gxolo
For a lot of Africans, traditional and Western medicine have a symbiotic relationship and are not deemed opposites
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The what, who and when of reporting Covid-19’s festive season wave
By Ian Siebörger
Language reflects our preoccupations, and words such as “spike”, “contract”, “admission”, “prevention”, “grant”, “MAC” and “amid” now predominate in reporting on the virus
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The story as a creative psychological quest
By Sarah Jayne Fell
To combat anxiety in a disrupted, pandemic-riddled world, it’s better to channel creativity into storytelling, art and design than into conspiracy theories
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Posts published by “Charmain Naidoo”

Charmain Naidoo is a journalist.

We’re prepared for the Year of Uncertainty

By Charmain Naidoo on 31 December 2020

The Year that Wasn’t was our practice run at being able to adapt, to be resilient, to mourn and to despair