Misinformation and a lack of government trust threaten SA’s vaccine programme
Posts tagged as “Health”
The combination of flexible targetability, low cost and direct communication make for an effective way to improve education and address individual needs
Although it is generally thought that the youth hold the keys to the future, an intergenerational alliance could unlock more potential
The government must not cave to Eskom’s demand that it be exempt from air pollution rules. Furthermore, the power utility needs to stay true to the principles of its own just transition strategy
Even if most of the time we toe the conventional line there are some circumstances, such as during a so-called pandemic, when we must say, thus far but no further
The past few months have demonstrated how much misery can be avoided with better hygiene habits — and that it is entirely possible to work from bed
Okay, I might as well get it out in the open. I’m a loser. Luckily, most of the things I misplace turn up somewhere, sometime,…
By Louise Carmody I was one of over a hundred people who gathered last week in the University of the Free State auditorium, as communities…
In the book Blank: Architecture, Apartheid and After (edited by H Judin and I Vladislavic; David Philip Publishers, Cape Town 1998), Lindsay Bremner’s contribution, “Crime…
By Dr Owen Wiese I remember very clearly an incident during my community service, when I walked into the trauma unit at a day hospital…