The most at-risk age cohort in the Covid-19 pandemic is 65 years and older, and the responses to the pandemic in various countries have, in some instances, had catastrophic results in this age cohort, particularly in economically affluent countries with proportionally greater senior citizen age cohorts. But it isn’t only up to decision makers at national level to make decisions about what to do to protect vulnerable seniors. Rather, it is up to the leadership in the institutions that care for the aged to make the calls needed to protect their at-risk residents. What’s the Buzz with Norman McFarlane explores the response of the largest institution in the Helderberg Basin caring for senior citizens to the Covid-19 pandemic.

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Anèle Du Plessis chats to Francois van Coke about his online concert "Stories agter die tunes".

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South Africa has thus far experienced the longest hard lockdown in the world, in response to the Covid-19 pandemic. Today is the 76th day we have been in lockdown, and as time has passed and the lockdown has been extended, societal attitudes have shifted, fueled by the often illogical, irrational and, at times, counterintuitive regulations. Join Norman McFarlane on What's The Buzz as he explores how people 's attitudes to the lockdown and regulations have changed with time.

South Africa has thus far experienced the longest hard lockdown in the world, in response to the Covid-19 pandemic. Today is the 76th day we have been in lockdown, and as time has passed and the lockdown has been extended, societal attitudes have shifted, fueled by the often illogical, irrational and, at times, counterintuitive regulations. Join Norman McFarlane on What's The Buzz as he explores how people 's attitudes to the lockdown and regulations have changed with time.