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Green Party councillors call for Zero Covid strategy to fight virus - Vimarsana News

Green Party councillors call for Zero Covid strategy to fight virus

A group of Green Party councillors have called on their party to pursue a Zero Covid strategy to stop the spread of the virus. In a letter to their parliamentary party, the councillors insisted a Zero Covid plan – which effectively involves closing down international borders – would reduce deaths and lessen the economic and societal damage caused by the virus. The councillors said the Green Party “prides itself” on its commitment to “ethics and science” and added that they are “dismayed by the degree to which our Government has departed from public health advice”. “False tra...

Green Party councillors call for Zero Covid strategy to help battle virus - Vimarsana News

Green Party councillors call for Zero Covid strategy to help battle virus

A group of Green Party councillors have called on their party to pursue a Zero Covid strategy to stop the spread of the virus. In a letter to their parliamentary party, the councillors insisted a Zero Covid plan – which effectively involves closing down international borders – would reduce deaths and lessen the economic and societal damage caused by the virus. The councillors said the Green Party “prides itself” on its commitment to “ethics and science” and added that they are “dismayed by the degree to which our Government has departed from public health advice”. “False tra...

Top water scientists fuming after 'God's yellow mac... - Vimarsana News

Top water scientists fuming after 'God's yellow mac...

There was a palpable sense of euphoria among many residents of the far northern KwaZulu-Natal village of St Lucia as they watched millions of litres of fresh water pouring out of South Africa’s biggest estuarine lake earlier this month, followed by a major influx of salt water from the Indian Ocean. Social media platforms were abuzz with “thumbs up” and “awesome” emoticons as locals, anglers and tourism operations congratulated the iSimangaliso Wetland Park Authority and civic leaders for finally removing a berm of sand which had blocked the lake mouth for several years. Some tour o...