People queued up outside retailers across England on Monday to release their pent-up shopping fever and some grabbed a midnight pint or even an early haircut as England’s shops, pubs, gyms and hairdressers reopened after three months of lockdown. After … Continue reading →
According to PRINCIPLE, the world’s largest platform trial of community-based treatments for Covid-19, it was found that the inhaled common corticosteroid – budesonide – lowers inflammation in the body.
Continue reading →Africa has struggled to acquire coronavirus vaccines and imports the vast majority of its medicines and medical equipment, leaving it at the mercy of overseas supplies.
Continue reading →Nearly 300,000 health-care workers have had Covid-19 J&J vaccinations in SA and no very rare blood clots have been detected despite close monitoring.
Continue reading →Eskom’s disposal of non-core immovable property helps meet student housing needs and affordable social housing while raising capital
Continue reading →Several Nelson Mandela Bay roads are closed due to protest action.
Continue reading →“They got you good for all the times you did it to others,” one tweep said to Rasta.
Continue reading →Some municipalities are already unable to afford the current wage costs and would have to apply for “no more than a zero percent increase” in the 2021/22 period, Salga said
Continue reading →Everton have now gone four straight Premier League games without a win, Monday’s result coming after a 1-1 draw with Crystal Palace and back-to-back losses to Burnley and Chelsea.
Continue reading →When you are invited to a wine tasting on Zoom, your first thought might be, “How the heck do you hold a virtual version of such a sensory event?” After all, you need to inhale the bouquet, hold the glass … Continue reading →