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World Immunisation Week: Parents urged to get kids inoculated

World Immunisation Week: Parents urged to get kids inoculated The World Health Organisation said while immunisation saved millions of lives every year and was widely recognised as one of the world's most successful health interventions, many children had not been vaccinated due to the global pandemic. Picture: 123rf.com 8 hours ago CAPE TOWN — It's World Immunisation Week and the Western Cape Department of Health is calling on parents and guardians to ensure their children are inoculated against various diseases. The World Health Organisation said while immunisation saved millions of lives every year and was widely recognised as one of the world's most successful health interventions, many children had not been vaccinated due to the global pandemic.

World Immunisation Week: Parents urged to to get kids inoculated

Cape family traumatised after daughter loses baby due to alleged hospital negligence

Cape family traumatised after daughter loses baby due to alleged hospital negligence Share Cape Town - A family from Atlantis, a town just off the West Coast in Cape Town, are traumatised and have vowed to get justice after their baby grandson died, allegedly due to hospital negligence. Six-month pregnant Ceejay Calvert, 24, from Beacon Hill, was ecstatic to be expecting her second son and had already started preparing for his arrival; however, she is now heartbroken. On Sunday, April 11, Calvert went to Wesfleur Hospital and was accompanied by her sister, Codline Cloete, after she started feeling labour pains. Clothes had already been bought for baby Joshua. Photo: supplied

Western Cape calls on public to not share misinformation on Covid-19 vaccines

The Western Cape Department of Health is appealing to the public to be responsible when sharing messaging and information regarding the vaccine and the government’s vaccination process.

Vava family: Department must tell us what killed Zipumeze

Vava family: Department must tell us what killed Zipumeze Buziwe Nocuze Comments Lenox Vava said the Western Cape Department told them about the death of his brother after two weeks. Photo By Buziwe Nocuze. THE Vava family from Delft in Cape Town wants answers from the Western Cape Department of Health about the death of their sibling. Lenox Vava (62) said his brother Zipumeze (48) was admitted to Brooklyn Chest Hospital on 23 November. “He suffered from a stroke. We rushed him to Eerste River but he was transferred to Brooklyn Chest Hospital. “He could not speak so we were depending on the hospital for updates,” said Lenox.

Health Dept calls on unemployed nurses as COVID-19 strains resources

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 men's hostel in Jeppestown district of Johannesburg, on 14 May 2020. Picture: AFP 93 days ago CAPE TOWN - The Health Department is calling on more nurses to come forward as hospitals and health workers continue to take strain due to rising COVID-19 hospitalisations.