Reflections during a funeral in the time of Covid
By John Davenport
This is how it ends. We arrive on our own and that is how we leave
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A case for Covid-19 vaccine bonds in Africa
By Oluwaseun Oguntuase
Such a vehicle is a compelling antidote to vaccine nationalism and hoarding and a way to get vaccines to lower-income countries
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Vaccine scepticism: Words can harm us
By Ian Siebörger
By stopping the spread of fake news, ordinary citizens can help us reach herd immunity
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Natural remedies a tough test for hard science
By Philip Machanick
Scientists can’t easily do the conventional repeatable studies on medicinal plants and a synthesized version can lead to drug resistance. Perhaps science needs a new approach
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First-hand account: Inside a Covid-19 vaccine trial
By Robyn Porteous
Misinformation about Covid-19 is a cause for concern, but hearing from a vaccine-trial participant could help to allay the most prolific fears
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Posts published by “Jenna-Lee Ewers”

Jenna-Lee Ewers is a 17-year-old learner at Claremont High School. She is an aspiring writer who hopes to study English literature and become an English teacher

Racism – the greatest virus of our time

Racism – the greatest virus of our time

By Jenna-Lee Ewers on 12 December 2020

This essay came third in the 2020 Ahmed Kathrada Foundation’s Youth Essay Writing Competition Against Racism Close your eyes and picture this, you’re running an…