Voices | 'These travel bans are not backed by science. Rather than broad travel bans, wealthy Western countries should focus on efficiently getting vaccines to less wealthy countries,' writes Irene Charnley,
A possible fourth wave has been expected for some time. Managing Covid-19 protocols and increasing the number of vaccinated citizens is the way to go. This approach is better than restrictive lockdown levels, which would negatively affect the economic plight of ordinary South Africans as many sectors were beginning to return to a new form of normal operations.
Our scientists and transparent leadership in managing the Covid-19 pandemic should be celebrated and not punished.No need to panic about new Covid-19 strain, say experts This is especially upsetting after world leaders committed to reopening international travel at a G20 meeting in Rome last month to kickstart recovery of the tourism sector worldwide.
The global pandemic’s ramifications for the majority of women, who carry the burden of care in all spheres of society, has certainly eroded the progress women have been making.
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