South Africa has lifted most COVID-19 restrictions. But risks remain

By Harsha Somaroo, Public Health Medicine Specialist, University of the Witwatersrand

In early April South Africa ended most of the mandatory measures it put in place to curb the spread of SARS-CoV-2. The country terminated its “state of disaster” and moved to a transitional phase. For 30 days certain measures will remain in place. These include wearing face masks…

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~	Don't give me no jazz: what is happening with jazz festivals in Russia

~	South Asia sizzles: Record heatwave and extreme weather blamed on climate crisis

~	QANTAS has finally settled its ‘ghost flights’ lawsuit for $120 million. What’s next?

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