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The idea that Gates seeks to profit and control humankind via microchips in COVID-19 vaccines just won’t go away.
As was to be expected with more and more people returning to on-site working, the CCMA has dealt with a number of vaccine mandate cases.
The Commission for Conciliation, Mediation and Arbitration (CCMA) is going to have its hands full with vaccine mandate cases.
A recent ruling by the Commission for Conciliation, Mediation and Arbitration (CCMA) found in favour of an employer, Goldrush Group, who sacked an employee for failing to get vaccinated.
A folk singer from the Czech Republic was vehemently against getting the jab but was happy to intentionally catch the virus from her vaccinated husband and son when they came down with the sickness.
UCT psychiatry professor Jackie Hoare is also head of consultation-liaison psychiatry at Groote Schuur Hospital.
As of figures released yesterday, South Africa has administered in excess of 24 million jabs with 14,8 million people fully vaccinated.
President Ramaphosa said during his address last night that government has “set up a task team that will undertake broad consultations on making vaccination mandatory for specific activities and locations”.
Scientists are still studying how well vaccinated people are protected against mild COVID-19 disease and how much that protection changes over time.
Finally, after five anti-vax protests this year in Cape Town, two protesters were arrested for flouting the mask rule at the latest protest from the past Saturday.
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If you’re tired of listening to scientists and experts talking about the COVID-19 vaccine, how about the motley crew from ‘Family Guy’?
South Africa is officially nearing the end of the third wave, with both COVID-19 infections and deaths dropping in recent days.
Estimates range between around 500 to 600 attendees at Saturday’s march, which makes it most likely the largest gathering of the sort in Cape Town.
Talk around booster shots has heated up this week, with Pfizer submitting a study that found “vaccine efficacy wanes over time naturally”.
Four people, two men and two women all aged between 19 and 36, were arrested last week and appeared in court on charges of fraud.
The organiser of Ballito Rage, which will run from November 30 to December 5, has announced that there’s a strict vaccine policy.
Dr Joe Phaahla, our minister of health, said that by the end of next week, all vaccinated South Africans will be eligible for a digital vaccination certificate.
In order to encourage South Africans to get vaccinated, the government is considering allowing access to sporting events and entertainment venues.
The Department of Health has announced that the Electronic Vaccination Data System (EVDS) will now let you schedule a time and a place for your vaccine appointment, rather than having one assigned to you.
The Western Cape’s health minister, Dr Nomafrench Mbombo, has had just about enough of those who spread misinformation.
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On Saturday, a group of anti-vaxxers gathered outside Groote Schuur to protest, as healthcare professionals inside continued the battle to save lives.
The latest survey results show that almost half of white South African adults don’t want to get the COVID-19 vaccine.
This week, in totally unhinged anti-vaxxer rants that are very easy to fact check, we have Matt Baker from Ocean Beach, San Diego.
Tyron Stoltz passed away due to COVID-19 on August 2. Tragically, that was just three days before the Jozi father of two was due to be vaccinated.
With the click of a mouse, or the tap of a phone screen, patently false and potentially deadly misinformation does the rounds, and Anena Burger can attest to that.
The 2007 movie, starring Will Smith, is being used to push an anti-vaccine agenda. One of the screenwriters has a simple response to that.
Around the world, hospital staff are relaying stories of last-minute regret at not getting vaccinated, with new headlines every day.