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Health Dept calls on unemployed nurses as COVID-19 strains resources The country is currently battling a second wave of infections, which has seen a major spike in people requiring hospital care as well as an increase in COVID-19 related deaths. FILE: A Doctors Without Border (MSF) nurse (C) performs a COVID-19 coronavirus test during a Ministry of Health screening and testing drive in the Wolhuter mens host...

COVID-19: SA records 10,939 new cases, 254 deaths The country, much like many other nations across the globe, is in the grips of a second wave of the pandemic. FILE: A Doctors Without Border (MSF) nurse (C) performs a COVID-19 coronavirus test during a Ministry of Health screening and testing drive in the Wolhuter mens hostel in Jeppestown district of Johannesburg, on 14 May 2020. Picture: AFP 98 days ago JO...

Dont be a mampara, stay safe, Solidarity Fund urges COVID-19 second wave The fund has launched its Dont be a Mampara campaign to get the message across. FILE: A Doctors Without Border (MSF) nurse (C) performs a COVID-19 coronavirus test during a Ministry of Health screening and testing drive in the Wolhuter mens hostel in Jeppestown district of Johannesburg, on 14 May 2020. Picture: AFP 105 days ago JOHANNES...

These are the 10 Rhodes scholars off to Oxford from southern Africa By Sihle Mlambo Share JOHANNESBURG: From young doctors graduating at the top of their class to physiotherapists, engineers and economists, the 2021 Class of southern Africa’s Rhodes scholars comprises outstanding, socially committed young people brimming with talent and leadership potential. The 10 Rhodes scholars have been awarded scholarships to further their studies at the Oxford University. Nine of them hail from Sout...