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Muso L-Tido urges fans to get Covid-19 jab after struggle with virus: 'It's still out there'
SA rapper L Tido recently recovered from Covid 19 and has taken to relaying his experience. Since then, he's suggested to his fans that they get vaccinated.
EFF leader Julius Malema reaffirms mandatory vaccine stance: 'No one should be forced'
The EFF's leader, Julius Malema, does not believe people ought to be forced to take the Covid 19 vaccine. He stressed people should feel encouraged to take it.
Tourism Minister Lindiwe Sisulu overjoyed by SA's removal from EU nations' red lists
EU countries recently announced the travel ban lift to South Africa and other southern African nations. Tourism Minister Lindiwe Sisulu welcomed the decision.
Covid19 State of Disaster is not helping anyone, says DA's John Steenhuisen, calls for government to scrap policy
The Democratic Alliance's John Steenhuisen has renewed his call for the government to scrap the State of Disaster, as he believes its doing more harm than good.
Parents can relax, schools will not vaccinate pupils says Minister of Basic Education Angie Motshekga
The Department of Basic Education Minister Angie Motshekga says to continue the fight against Covid-19, schools will move forward with the rotational timetable.
New study finds common cold T cells capable of providing Covid-19 protection
Groundbreaking new research has established that high levels of T cells that defend against common colds and flu, can provide protection against Covid 19.
Covid 19: President Ramaphosa encourages vaccine mandate to boost SA economy
President Ramaphosa wants the vaccine mandate policy to be finalised so that it can be implemented to allow the economy to recover losses from the pandemic.
"Day 666 of the 21 day lockdown:" South Africa is still under national state of disaster
It has been almost two years since the South African government implemented the national state of disaster in response to the coronavirus pandemic in March 2021
SAUS opposes university vaccine mandates, protests expected as academic year commences
The South African Union of Students has warned that there could be protests at universities where vaccine mandates have been implemented for the academic year.
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