As South Africans grapple to keep warm this winter, the owner of Jaypur Fabrics in India has shared the details about an item that has become synonymous in South Africa, the godru.

The godru which has been used by generations and is continues to be used till today in many household’s,  is the perfect comforter or blanket to keep people warm especially during freezing nights when Eskom cuts the electricity.

Veteran health activist Dr Aslam Dasoo says the steepness of the current COVID-19 infections in South Africa is mimicking what was seen during the second wave of the pandemic in the country.

South Africa has recorded the highest number of new Coronavirus infections in over four months, with experts believing this could be the tip of the iceberg as test positivity steadily increases.

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Jacinda Ardern and Scott Morrison hold face-to-face talks in New Zealand. Centre of the discussions were the united front in playing down policy differences on China.

2) China’s 3 child policy

The government hopes the policy will tackle a rapidly ageing population. It is unclear if it would but it will give people more choice

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Political analyst Dr Oscar van Heerden says President Cyril Ramaphosa may be disappointed with Health Minister Dr Zweli Mkhize regarding the Digital Vibes scandal.

The Special Investigating Unit (SIU) is investigating allegations involving two of Mkhize’s close associates and a R150 million, irregular contract between Digital Vibes and the Health Department which was money meant for the Covid-19 communication relief