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Johnson & Johnson vaccine: 1st batch arrives, SA questions expiry date
The first batch of the Johnson & Johnson Covid-19 vaccine has arrived in SA. Locals are curious and want to know what the expiration date on the J&J vaccine is.
Analysis: South Africa's relationship with alcohol abuse worrisome
SA has a drinking problem. While the government has issued responsible drinking alerts, communities have done little to curb the overindulgence of alcohol.
SA to return batch of AstraZeneca vaccines as Covid19 cases decline
The South African government has officially opted to send the consignment of AstraZeneca vaccines back to India ahead of the expected delivery of other variants
SA renewables company develops special Covid19 vaccine freezer, CryoVacc
Renergen is a South African renewables company that has developed the 'Cryo-Vacc' which stores vaccines in ultra-cold temperatures for storage & transportation.
Ramaphosa: SA to shift gears from Covid19 relief to economic recovery
President Cyril Ramaphosa has highlighted the need for the nation to shift gears from Covid-19 relief measures to a focus on economic recovery after lockdown.
SA opens more border posts: Concerns raised after festive season chaos
The Department of Home Affairs is confident that it can handle the reopening of border posts amid a relaxation of the lockdown restrictions, but concerns remain
Motshekga confirms that Covid19 has claimed over 1 000 teachers
Basic Education Minister Angie Motshekga has now officially confirmed that Covid-19 has claimed over 1 100 SA teachers ahead of schools reopening on Monday.
Winde upset after booze ban lifting sees spike in trauma cases
Western Cape Premier has expressed his disappointment after the lifting of the alcohol ban prompted a steep increase in the number of trauma cases in the region
Motshekga to talk reopening: Dept warns schools over registration fees
Basic Education Minister Angie Motshekga is set to address South Africa ahead of schools reopening while the Department has now issued a warning to schools.
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