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24 January 2021 - 09:43 By Reuters KLM on Saturday evening said it had reached a compromise in which flight crew on high coronavirus risk flights would take a rapid antigen test before departure from the Netherlands and after their return. Image: Reuters Dutch airline KLM will keep operating long-haul flights, including for vaccine distribution, after agreeing with the government on softer demands for returning aircrews to carry out rapid Covid-19 tests. The Dutch arm of Air France-KLM said earlier in the week it would cancel all its 270 weekly long-haul flights to the N...

On an average weekend before the pandemic, Tshabalala said, he would make nothing  less than R1,500 but of late he does not make even a quarter of that. On an average weekday, he would make about R300. Now, he makes less than R50 and sometimes even goes home empty-handed. “Years are different, prices change every now and then, but right now there is no business any more. I have never seen something like this in my life.”  On Thursday afternoon, Tshabalala had only sold two ice-creams, for R8 each. “It is painful because you return home with all the stock and nothing else. It's even ...

Anishca Morris died weeks after being admitted with Covid-19 at the Groote Schuur Hospital in Cape Town. Image: Supplied She will never share a mother and daughter bond. She will never get see her child smile, cry, or hear the words “mommy”. The closest Anishca Morris came to her newborn daughter Azariah was through pictures on her cellphone. Before she closed her eyes forever, Anishca called her mother and said: “Mommy, if I don’t make it out of here, just remember I love you all.” Anishca died weeks after being admitted with Covid-19 at the Groote Schuur Hospita...

SA recorded 12,710 new Covid-19 cases in the past 24 hours, after two consecutive days of fewer than 10,000 new infections.

Social media hype over unproven Ivermectin is irresponsible — experts Effective doses of the drug would have to be 100 times those in the studies and would be highly toxic for Covid-19 patients 21 January 2021 - 06:57 Experts at a seminar on Thursday were adamant that Ivermectin would not be authorised until sufficient data proved it to be safe and effective at the doses needed to combat Covid-19. They warned of side-effects including blindness. Image: 123RF/LEIGH ANNEF South Africans might be desperate to stop Covid-19 in its tracks, but this does not mean ...