We need more inspectors, and we need the urgent implementation of the small-scale fisheries policy
Science | 4 May 2022
Evaluating the environmental footprint of electric cars
Science | 3 May 2022
Our government’s report card reads: “Must do better”
By Marc Mendelson and Moritz van Vuuren
Science | 10 February 2022
This is mainly due to antiretroviral treatment and condom promotion, but male medical circumcision and behaviour change after HIV diagnosis had a role too
Science | 9 February 2022
Part four in our series on antibiotic resistance
Science | 3 February 2022
I know of many cases where employers will not allow sick leave without employees having antibiotics to show for it
Science | 31 January 2022
Part two in a series on antibiotic resistance
Science | 27 January 2022
How vaccination nudges our immune systems
Science | 26 January 2022
Millions of people are now dying every year because of bad practices and South Africa is one of the worst culprits
Science | 25 January 2022
Deaths have been massively underestimated in Africa
By Alex Welte, Nathan Geffen and James Stent
Science | 19 January 2022
The two are very different
By Amish Patel
Science | 18 January 2022
High rates of vaccination, past infections and the variant itself helped suppress deaths and hospitalisations
By James Stent
Science | 14 January 2022
Does it seem like a lot of your vaccinated friends are infected with Covid? That doesn’t mean the vaccines aren’t working
By Max Price
Science | 8 December 2021
If we do lock down, we must time it properly for it to be effective
By Alex Welte
Science | 26 November 2021
“Our organisation was subsidising a lot of work in the hope that the tender would come through, and it just hasn’t”
By Liezl Human
Science | 22 October 2021
Some scientists argue it will reduce transmission, but the South African regulator is worried
By James Stent and Gareth Kantor
Science | 19 October 2021