South Africans have always been innovative, but during the last year, these innovations have been to help each other through the global pandemic. South Africa (22 February 2021) – Innovation…
This Cape Leopard is a symbol of hope, as people are waking up to new ways of approaching conservation – the COVID-19 crisis has highlighted the unintended impacts that disrupting…
Lockdown forced isolation, and loneliness emerged as one of the biggest threats. It did, however, cause many to reach out and seek connection with people beyond their loved ones –…
Scientists hope SARS-CoV-2 will be less likely to evade it. South Africa (22 February 2021) – University of Cape Town (UCT) researchers are expected to start a phase one clinical…
According to the latest data, there are 15 388 health workers who have already been inoculated against COVID-19 since the launch date of 17 February 2020. Johannesburg, South Africa (22…
With the rivers of Greater Kruger and Kruger National Park rising and flooding, the animals were left to figure out how to cross the rising water. Greater Kruger, South…
Professor Renata Schoeman of the South African Society of Psychiatrists shares how we can all avoid the dreaded Lockdown Burnout! South Africa (22 February 2021) – Burnout – the state…
The Health Department answers some of the burning questions about who will get it first; why it is a good choice for the country; why pregnant women cannot get the…
Sbonelo Khwela has a goal this year to win the Dusi Marathon in remembrance of his mother, and all those who have lost their lives due to COVID-19. South…
Despite a year of hardships, a South African school has retained it’s 100% pass rate for the 46th consecutive year. Johannesburg, South Africa (21 February 2021) – Despite the loss…
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