We may be suffering from collective COVID-19 fatigue, but that doesn’t mean we should lose sight of the bigger picture.
While some restaurants were forced to close their doors indefinitely during the lockdown, others found creative ways to stay afloat.
New Zealand was an early success story in terms of curbing the spread of COVID-19, but there have been a few sizeable speedbumps along the way.
Given South Africa’s collective mistrust of our government, it comes as no surprise that the COVID-19 tracing app has been met with scepticism.
Despite the easing of restrictions under alert level 1, many in the alcohol industry worry that it won’t be enough to get them back on their feet.
Broadly speaking, experts state that COVID-19 has not behaved in expected ways in a number of African countries.
Whilst Gates is hopeful that we could see the back of COVID-19 “by sometime in 2022”, he reckons we could have done far, far better with our global response.
During his interviews with Trump back in February, the president made it clear that he knew just how deadly the COVID-19 virus could be.
A report by Discovery Health estimates that one-third of South African adults have likely been infected with the virus.
According to health minister Dr Zweli Mkhize, there are discussions around a reduction in alert levels, as the worst of the surge appears to be over.
Work has started on a new “COVID-proof” city of the future, designed to keep life ticking over when the rest of the world shuts down.
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The Fair Priority Model specifies what a fair distribution of vaccines would look like, and how it would work, summed up in three phases.
Public opinion is divided over a video of a pregnant woman, arrested in Australia, for promoting an anti-lockdown protest online.
That valve mask or face shield that you’ve been wearing might not offer the protection you think it does.
The new COVID Alert SA app looks like it might actually work to prevent the spread of the disease.
History tells us that while a COVID-19 vaccine would be timely, scientists shouldn’t jump the gun before sending one out into the world.
Unlike numerous other industries, video communication platforms didn’t suffer from the pandemic slump, with Zoom proving to be one of the most popular.
In the UK, they’re now paying coronavirus sufferers, and those they’ve come into contact with, to quarantine themselves.
According to research by Britain’s defence laboratory, there is a product found in certain insect repellants that could potentially kill the strain of coronavirus that causes COVID-19.
Prof Salim Abdool Karim, the chairperson of the COVID-19 Ministerial Advisory Committee, is optimistic about our efforts to contain the spread of COVID-19.
There has been a “very worrying” outbreak of COVID-19 at a popular nudist holiday resort in France.
Yeah, it’s probably not a great idea to encourage ‘finger lickin’ when there’s a highly contagious virus doing the rounds.
A highly contagious and unpredictable virus like COVID-19 is tough to treat, but scientists are making some headway.
South Africa may have weathered the worst of the storm, but stories of gross negligence and corruption will continue to emerge as the months roll on.
It has been almost a week since the ban on alcohol sales was rescinded, and a number of Capetonians have clearly overdone it.
The head of the WHO, Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, spoke recently about a possible timeframe for getting COVID-19 under control.
The actual COVID-19 death toll is likely far higher than the official count, but at the height of the AIDS pandemic, some of the figures were truly horrendous.
Scientists at Wits University took an in-depth look at whether there’s a connection between COVID-19 infection rates and climate.
Throughout history, we’ve overcome devastating pandemics, and learned some valuable lessons along the way.