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Covid-19 figures have never captured the full extent of the pandemic, but such numbers are becoming even less useful since fewer people are testing.

During a crisis such as the Covid-19 pandemic, people have simple demands of the media: how to protect themselves, which government rules they have to follow, and what the future holds. Mia Malan gives eight lessons Covid holds for newsrooms.

But the moment you get a liberal prosecutor or oppressive media hack and bald, what if they do? they go we have to look at the root causes. that is context. we have to do the current state of society. before you know it, the rolls are switched. the victimizers topic to mend the victim is forgotten. and that is basically why they cant cover crime because they need, the context that the offer makes them look absurd. now im going to shot up. dan bongino is still ahead and up next. biden gave ukrain...

He is destroying his legacy. >> laura: dissent left wing media hack in to spin into fame mode. of course the regime media was trying to twist this message to try and harm me as a liar, hypocrite. the big lie was peddled by "the washington post" who grossly mischaracterize what i said in an attempt to smear me. he was not alone. cnns chief propagandist ryan

The formula to calculate whether South Africa is experiencing a fresh spate of Covid-19 infections says a wave starts when the seven-day moving average of new cases exceeds 30% of the peak of the previous wave. Few other countries use this formula. Many nations instead monitor the number of new Covid-19 cases, the test positivity rate (the proportion of tests coming out positive) and hospitalisations. The country’s first and second waves lasted three months each with three months in between....

How do we know if SA is in a third Covid-19 wave — and could there be a fourth? 9 Jun 2021 A health worker screens a resident at Diepsloot Covid-19 screening and testing site at Diepsloot Sarafina Park on May 08, 2020 in Johannesburg, South Africa. It is reported that more than 12 000 people have been screened and over 1000 people tested in Diepsloot. The Premier urged the people of Diepsloot to continue practicing safety measures including social distancing and wearing cloth masks when leav...

A team in the country’s Covid ministerial advisory committee uses a formula to keep tabs on the rise of infections. Here’s how it works. 

[LISTEN] When Will it be Your Turn to Get the COVID-19 Vaccine Jab, Radio Islam Asks Bhekisisa Centre for Health May 12, 2021 Editor-in-chief at the Bhekisisa Centre for Health Journalism, Mia Malan says infographics will that make it easier to decipher when South Africans will receive their COVID-19 jab. Malan was speaking to Radio Islam about the COVID-19 vaccine rollout in South Africa. The country is currently behind schedule in its vaccine rollout program. With South Africans still struggl...

Dylan Bush Treasury allocated R15 million until 2023 to roll out South Africas first gender-based violence and femicide action plan. But gender-based violence and femicide cost the country between R20 billion and R40 billion each year. More than a year after the action plan was released, the council that will oversee its implementation has not yet been appointed. This is the story of two mothers mourning their children, who are now among those lost to the countrys femicide epidemic. Inside Roo...

‘None of us are okay’: Frustration as South Africa’s GBV initiatives stall 29 Apr 2021 Haunted: Clacy Sekome holds a picture of her daughter, Gloria Sekome, who was murdered by her former partner, Danboy Nkuna. He is now awaiting trial. Photo: Dylan Bush Inside Roots Butchery in the town of Acornhoek in Bushbuckridge, Mpumalanga, a butcher in red overalls guides a slab of beef through a meat saw. The blade screeches as it cuts through bone.  Around him, other workers are preparing packag...