covid 19

Duo arrested at anti-vax protest in Sea Point

Two men were arrested during demonstrations against the Covid-19 vaccine at the weekend. According to South African Police Services (SAPS) Spokesperson, Captain FC Van Wyk the pair were arrested in Sea Point for contravening the Disaster Management Act after they failed to don their face masks. The duo were released[…]

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US surpasses 700,000 covid deaths

US fatalities from COVID-19 surpassed 700,000 on Friday, according to figures from Johns Hopkins University, a toll roughly equivalent to the population of the nation’s capital Washington. The grim threshold comes with an average of well over 1,000 dying each day, in a country where 55.7% of the population is[…]

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How to register for the Covid-19 vaccine

President Cyril Ramaphosa announced that South Africa will move to adjusted level 1 restrictions from adjusted level 2 from Friday. If you have still not registered for the vaccine and are confused about the registration process, we have compiled a brief guide. Who can register for vaccination? As of 20[…]

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Australia’s Victoria reports 190 local COVID-19 cases

Australia, largely unvaccinated due to scarce supply of Pfizer shots and public unease about the AstraZeneca vaccine, is battling the worst wave of the novel coronavirus so far. Australia’s second-most populous state Victoria reported 190 new locally acquired coronavirus cases, health officials said on Saturday, as the state struggles to[…]

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South Africa records over 9,000 new covid infections

South Africa has recorded 9,199 new COVID-19 infections reported in the past 24 hours, taking the total case load in the country to over 2.8 million. READ: SA records 9,203 COVID-19 infections and death toll rises to 82,914 247 people have died from COVID-19 related complications is the in the[…]

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Rooibos could give you upper cuppa hand in fight against Covid-19

Rooibos could be just the cup of tea to get people through the Covid-19 pandemic. Biotechnologists at Cape Peninsula University of Technology say many of the SA red tea’s health-promoting qualities could “play a supportive role” during infections and among high-risk people. Writing in the Journal of Functional Foods, postdoctoral[…]

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