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The killer quintet
The killer quintet

Issued by Bonitas 20 May 2022

There's a place for big and small farms in securing South Africa's food supply
There's a place for big and small farms in securing South Africa's food supply

Fenji Materechera and Mary Scholes 21 Apr 2022

The shock of 134,500 Covid orphans in South Africa
The shock of 134,500 Covid orphans in South Africa

Issued by Capital Legacy 30 Mar 2022

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Over half of adults support compulsory workplace vaccination, survey finds

10 Dec 2021

Sister Zoliswa Gidi-Dyosi, a registered nurse and midwife, receives her Covid-19 vaccine at the Khayelitsha Hospital, Cape Town, in February 2021. Archive photo: Jeffrey Abrahams
How hesitant are South Africans about getting vaccinated?

James Stent 24 Aug 2021

South Africa’s Covid-19 vaccine rollout is picking up pace. Luca Sola/AFP via Getty Images
Reluctant to be vaccinated for Covid-19? Here are 6 myths you can put to rest

30 Jul 2021

What it's like being a nurse during a pandemic

James Stent & Mary-Anne Gontsana 2 Jun 2021

HSRC study finds winning formula at Christel House SA
HSRC study finds winning formula at Christel House SA

29 Apr 2021

Survey: 67% of South Africans favour vaccine
Survey: 67% of South Africans favour vaccine

27 Jan 2021

Why AI is making it harder to get a job and what to do about it
Why AI is making it harder to get a job and what to do about it

Mark Germishuys 17 Dec 2020

A graphic of SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes Covid-19. Image by Hanna Vega Yinon M Bar-On, Avi Flamholz, Rob Phillips, and Ron Milo via Wikimedia, published in Cell Biology by the Numbers (CC BY-SA 4.0)
#Covid19: Blood tests to be conducted on 19,000 people in nine provinces

James Stent 11 Dec 2020

Surveys to find out how many people have been infected with SARS-CoV-2 are underway. Free image via Pixabay
New surveys may shed light on SA's Covid epidemic

James Stent 4 Dec 2020

2020 UFS Thought-Leader Webinar Series: Predictions for 2021
2020 UFS Thought-Leader Webinar Series: Predictions for 2021

Issued by University of the Free State 24 Nov 2020

FoodForward SA highlights integral role of women in food security, distribution
FoodForward SA highlights integral role of women in food security, distribution

28 Aug 2020

Nurses awareness on Covid-19 limited, survey finds
Nurses awareness on Covid-19 limited, survey finds

7 Aug 2020

Collaboration addresses the challenges of Covid-19
Collaboration addresses the challenges of Covid-19

Issued by Bonitas 3 Aug 2020

Policy options to crack the mother tongue versus English riddle in South African schools
Policy options to crack the mother tongue versus English riddle in South African schools

Nompumelelo Mohohlwane 31 Jul 2020

South Africa's Freedom Charter campaign holds lessons for the pursuit of a fairer society
South Africa's Freedom Charter campaign holds lessons for the pursuit of a fairer society

Benjamin Roberts 26 Jun 2020

Moves are afoot in Africa to keep more women in science careers
Moves are afoot in Africa to keep more women in science careers

Barbara Tiedeu 10 Jun 2020

Schools prepare to reopen
Schools prepare to reopen

26 May 2020

Lifestyle diseases and coronavirus
Lifestyle diseases and coronavirus

Issued by Bonitas 19 May 2020

South African Law Enforcement officers check movement papers during the country’s 21-day national total lockdown. Nic Bothma/EPA
Covid-19: How personal versus public freedoms are playing out in South Africa

Harriet Etheredge 3 Apr 2020

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SA tests drugs for Covid-19

25 Mar 2020

Mandela University, Foundation partner to advance Madiba's legacy
Mandela University, Foundation partner to advance Madiba's legacy

5 Feb 2020

HSRC conducts survey on Springbok win at the 2019 Rugby World Cup
HSRC conducts survey on Springbok win at the 2019 Rugby World Cup

18 Nov 2019

Financial literacy and its power to change the SA's economic landscape
Financial literacy and its power to change the SA's economic landscape

Henry Sebata 15 Nov 2019

How the GEC can improve the quality of our education system
How the GEC can improve the quality of our education system

Professor Cyril Nhlanhla Mbatha and Dr Vijay Reddy 23 Oct 2019

South Africans are upbeat about new technologies, but worried about jobs
South Africans are upbeat about new technologies, but worried about jobs

Benjamin Roberts, Jare Struwig, Narnia Bohler-Muller, and Steven Gordon 19 Jul 2019

Mining activities in South Africa’s rural areas tend to occur at the expense of local communities and the environment. Shutterstock
How South Africa's rural communities are getting a raw deal from mining

Llewellyn Leonard 15 Jul 2019

South Africa should learn from Brazil about how to tackle 'hidden hunger'
South Africa should learn from Brazil about how to tackle 'hidden hunger'

Brittany Kesselman 19 Jun 2019

Johannesburg’s economic hub, Sandton, lies right next to the sprawling and extremely poor Alexandra township. Paul Saad/Flickr, CC BY-NC-ND
Why South Africa should seriously consider taxing its wealthy citizens

Ingrid Woolard 30 Apr 2019

Cipla wins portion of state ARV tender
Cipla wins portion of state ARV tender

Issued by Cipla 22 Feb 2019

Preventing sexually transmitted infections: why South Africa isn't winning

Tendesayi Kufa-Chakezha 15 Feb 2019

The theme for World Aids Day is “know your status”. EPA
Self-testing: a potentially powerful tool for fighting HIV

Joel Msafiri Francis 29 Nov 2018

The WHO recommends testing for HIV every 6 to 12 months. Shutterstock
Overcoming the real - and perceived - barriers to HIV testing

Linda-Gail Bekker 28 Nov 2018

The WHO recommends HIV viral load testing to monitor people on ARVs. Shutterstock
How innovation can help end the Aids epidemic by 2030

Glenda Gray 23 Oct 2018

Survey shows a majority of South Africans support land reform
Survey shows a majority of South Africans support land reform

Benjamin Roberts and Narnia Bohler-Muller 9 Oct 2018

Photo: Shutterstock
Finding ways to keep communities alive after mine closures

17 Jul 2018

Reimagining parenthood and celebrating progressive families
Reimagining parenthood and celebrating progressive families

Issued by OnPoint PR 19 Jun 2018

How SA's services sector can help tackle poverty, inequality
How SA's services sector can help tackle poverty, inequality

Glenda Kruss and Dr Moses Sithole 6 Jun 2018

How does the proposed minimum compare to a fair salary?
How does the proposed minimum compare to a fair salary?

24 May 2018

Top (l-r): Virginia Keppler, Dinesh Balliah, Joe Thloloe. Middle (l-r): Henry Jeffreys, Dr Thalyta Swanepoel, Cornia Pretorius. Bottom (l-r): Izak Minnaar, Johann (Jabu) de Jager, Fanie Groenewald.
Judges announced for FCJ Excellence Awards 2017

30 Apr 2018

The big four - know your numbers
The big four - know your numbers

Issued by Bonitas 26 Feb 2018

Hermina Manjekana Dyeshana
HIV programmes need to bring blessers onboard

16 Feb 2018

Inclusivity is key in the fight against HIV
Inclusivity is key in the fight against HIV

Steve Letsike 22 Jan 2018

South Africa's twin malnutrition challenges: hunger and obesity
South Africa's twin malnutrition challenges: hunger and obesity

Xikombiso Mbhenyane and Irene Labuschagne 4 Dec 2017

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How land reform and rural development can help reduce poverty in South Africa

Leslie J. Bank and Tim GB Hart 29 Sep 2017

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