Bosses Cannot Compel Workers to Take Covid-19 Vaccine
If your employer has threatened you with retrenchment for refusing to get vaccinated against Covid-19, the South African Human Rights
29 July 2021
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Does Covid-19 Impact Your Menstrual Cycle?
Can being infected with the coronavirus affect your period? This was the question raised by women who noticed that while
29 July 2021
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Cape Town Homeless Face Challenges in Registering for Vaccine
With the country in the grip of a bitter winter, the homeless have been particularly affected. They have to face
29 July 2021
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Breathing Techniques of SA Dinosaur Revealed
A dinosaur fossil found in the Eastern Cape in 2009 has revealed a bit more about the dinosaur’s anatomy. The
29 July 2021
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School Dropout Rate Triples Amid Pandemic
Now that schools have reopened at full capacity, fewer learners have returned to the classroom. According to data published by
29 July 2021
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Police Union Rejects Government’s Public Wage Deal
Two policing unions and Nehawu have refused the government’s public sector wage deal. It offered workers a salary increase of
29 July 2021
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How has President Ramaphosa Fared in Times of Adversity?
Just last year South Africans were praising President Cyril Ramaphosa for his measured leadership as the country began its battle
28 July 2021
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Diepsloot Residents Retrieve Looted Goods
Diepsloot residents in Johannesburg are taking a stand when it comes to looting. With the help of Metro Police and
28 July 2021
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Phoenix, KZN Community Call For An End To Racial Tensions
The unrest in Phoenix, KwaZulu-Natal is believed to be fueled by racial tensions between the Indian and Black communities. As
28 July 2021
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Car Prices At An All Time High In 2021
If you’re looking at purchasing a car in 2021, be prepared to pay more. In 2020, the motor industry saw
28 July 2021
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African Union (AU) Controversially Grants Israel Observer Status
After nearly two decades of campaigning, Apartheid-Israel has been granted observer status at the Africa Union (AU). To officiate the
27 July 2021
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Umrah Costs Spiral for International Pilgrims
International pilgrims would soon be allowed to perform the Umrah. This, as the Saudi Kingdom, is allowing direct flights into
27 July 2021
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WC Geared Up for Covid-19 Third Wave – Is It?
Despite bearing the second-most cases of Covid-19 in the country, the Western Cape Health Department appears to have the third
27 July 2021
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Will The Closure of Taxi Routes Curb Violence?
As of 26 July, the Paarl-Bellville taxi route will be closed for the next two months. Western Cape Transport MEC
27 July 2021
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Healed Bite Mark goes a Long Way for Paleontology
Tooth marks can go a long way in the field of paleontology. In a rare finding the Permian Gorgonopsian that
26 July 2021
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Can SA Afford a Basic Income Grant?
While the state is trying to alleviate poverty by proposing the multi-billion-rand basic income grant scheme, the investment community believes
26 July 2021
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23 July 2021
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Bosnia Massacre – Is EU Policy Driving Islamophobia?
This month marks 26 years since the brutal massacre of over 8 000 Bosniak Muslim men and boys in Srebrenica.
23 July 2021
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SA Unrest: What Really Lies Behind the Looting?
What is the real motive behind the last two weeks of looting in KwaZulu-Natal and Gauteng? According to research conducted
23 July 2021
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Ramaphosa Among World Leaders Targetted in Pegasus Spying
President Cyril Ramaphosa’s name was one of the 14 heads of states that were targeted to be spied on using
22 July 2021
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