Early Breakfast with Africa Melane

Early Breakfast with Africa Melane

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  • Health: What has been the impact of the pandemic on frontline workers mental health
    Guest: Dr Antoinette Miric | Psychiatrist and co-ordinator  at Healthcare Workers Care                       Network (HWCN)
     
    The year on the frontlines has had an untold impact on the wellbeing and mental health of healthcare workers In an effort to somewhat alleviate that pressure a number of psychologists and psychiatrist came together to create the Healthcare Workers Care Network (HWCN). With over 500 volunteers, this nationwide support network offers all healthcare workers across the public and private sectors free support, resources, training and psycho-education. 
     
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    6 min
  • Would AstraZeneca be useful in the vaccination of high risk individuals?
    Guest: Thomas Scriba | Deputy Director of Immunology and Laboratory Director  at South               African Tuberculosis Vaccine Initiative (SATVI)
     
     
    Health Minister Dr Zweli Mkhize announced that his department has concluded its deal with the African Union to purchase the one million doses of the vaccines. The vaccine rollout was suspended after the results of a small study showed that the vaccine had limited efficacy against the dominant coronavirus. Despite this criticism against the national government question why the vaccine is not being prioritised for high risk individuals instead. Vaccinologist, Dr Thomas Scriba discusses whether use of AstraZeneca for high rise individuals is a good idea.
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    7 min
  • The expanding role of the community health workers during the pandemic
    Guest: Professor  Uta Lehmann | Director  at University of the Western Cape School of                    Public Health
     
     
    The COVID-19 pandemic has helped renew respect for community health workers (CHWs) both within the healthcare sector and the communities they serve. Despite this they continue to fight for their rights. Prof Uta Lehmann, director for UWC's School of Public Health, discusses the expanding tasks that community health workers have been drawn into since the dawn of the pandemic. 
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    12 min
  • Finance: Money Smart Week South Africa 2021
    Guest: Alicia  Moses  | Content Specialist  at Financial Sector Conduct Authority (FSCA)
     
    Money Smart Week South Africa (MSWSA), an initiative of the National Consumer Financial Education Committee (NCFEC), is a financial literacy campaign aimed at motivating and empowering South Africans to become more educated about their finances. MSWSA this year is taking place between 22 and 28 March 2021. Alicia Moses is a Content Specialist at the Financial Sector Conduct Authority (FSCA).
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    6 min
  • Policy on inclusionary housing can not be a no one-size-fits-all solution
    Guest: Rashiq Fataar | Director at Future Cities
     
    Inclusionary housing is a critical and intensely debated issue. However, stakeholders are realising, after some failed attempts, there is no one-size-fits-all solution. Rashiq Fataar, founder of independent think-tank Future Cape Town, talks about what is needed for a inclusionary housing scheme to succeed.
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    8 min
  • How SA's covid-19 experience has unintentionally prepared us for NHI
    Guest: Dr Nicholas Crisp | Independent Health Consultant 
     
    The Covid-19 pandemic has provided an unexpected opportunity to test some of the mechanisms behind the proposed National Health Insurance system. Reflecting on the year gone by and in the face of anticipated third wave, Dr Nicholas Crisp, discusses the health systems response to the pandemic and how it has made way for the preparation of universal health coverage.
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    10 min
  • Travel & Tourism: Survival through a third wave unlikely for the hospitality sector
    Guest: Rosemary Anderson | Chairperson at FEDHASA
     
    The Federated Hospitality Association of South Africa (FEDHASA) has raised concerns over a potential third wave of the coronavirus, saying it is unlikely that the hospitality industry will survive due to the negative financial impact of the pandemic. Rosemary Anderson is the FEDHASA chairperson. 
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    8 min

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