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SA records 157 COVID-related deaths in the last day, KZN reports most fatalities - Vimarsana News

SA records 157 COVID-related deaths in the last day, KZN reports most fatalities

Most deaths were recorded in Kwazulu-Natal with 46 fatalities, followed by Gauteng with 33 and 26 in the Free State province.

Source: ewn.co.za
The 'next generation' vaccines are being developed in SA - Vimarsana News

The 'next generation' vaccines are being developed in SA

The ‘next generation’ vaccines are being developed in SA By Nathan Craig Share Durban - Two Covid-19 vaccines were being refined in the country with the potential to outsmart current and future variants – strengthening the fight against the pandemic. Shantivax and had5, were considered to be the next-generation Covid-19 vaccines. GENLAB, a Gqeberha (formerly Port Elizabeth) based immunotherapy company, and Danish biotechnology company, Immunitrack, were behind Shantivax – the first Covid-19 vaccine of African origin. The had5 Covid-19 vaccine was designed by Immunitybio In...

Source: iol.co.za
SA waiting for FDA approval of J&J vaccine for general use - Vimarsana News

SA waiting for FDA approval of J&J vaccine for general use

The FDA said the vaccine is highly effective against COVID-19, including against the second variant identified in South Africa.

Source: ewn.co.za
#CoronavirusSA: 1447 new Covid-19 cases - Vimarsana News

#CoronavirusSA: 1447 new Covid-19 cases

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South Africa ahead of schedule in first phase of COVID-19 vaccination - Vimarsana News

South Africa ahead of schedule in first phase of COVID-19 vaccination

The country of almost 59 million people, which has seen nearly 50,000 succumb to the virus, has been widely criticised for a slow procurement of vaccines and lack of strategy.