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Covid-19 infecting queer students’ lives

by Tshepiso Ntombela | Dec 20, 2021 | Indepth2021

Covid-19’s lockdown regulations have deprived students of spaces that provide them with a sense of community. (more…)

Social media ‘sbwling’ is sucking your savings dry

by Kemiso Wessie | Dec 20, 2021 | Indepth2021

Tables of silver ice buckets filled with the finest top-shelf liquor: Bottles of Armand de Brignac Ace of Spades, Louis Roederer Cristal and Veuve Clicquot are standard features at the best clubs and trendiest hang-out spots, but they are for snaps only – then they’re all getting sent back.   (more…)

Covid-19 lockdown: A silver lining for homeless youth?

by Amanda Khumalo | Dec 20, 2021 | Indepth2021

A moment of rude awakening, perhaps the covid-19 restrictions can reshape policies and the response to homelessness in South Africa. 

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Covid-19 skews what it means to be a student

by Matthew Nijland | Dec 20, 2021 | Indepth2021

The covid-19 pandemic has completely flipped the once-vibrant student culture of universities on its head, impacting students’ social lives and identities in various ways. (more…)

Recovery halted for SA’s early childhood development sector

by Keamogetswe Mosepele | Dec 20, 2021 | Indepth2021

Sluggish government relief efforts are a further blow to the hard-hit early childhood development sector.
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Children’s healthcare takes back seat during pandemic

by Natasha Joos | Dec 20, 2021 | Indepth2021

There has been a significant decline in children visiting hospitals and clinics during the covid-19 pandemic: Could children’s health be neglected in trying to manage the number of infections among adults? 

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SLICE: At first sight

by Kemiso Wessie | Nov 23, 2021 | Featured 1

“It’s a match!” – dating during a pandemic (more…)

FEATURE: Travel restrictions keep South Africans homebound

by Razeen Gutta | Oct 21, 2021 | News

With regular changes to travel restrictions globally, the travel industry has had to take knock after knock as travellers alter and even cancel their plans.  

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FINANCE FEATURE: A different shade of the lipstick effect during covid-19

by Tshiamo Moloko | Oct 20, 2021 | News

The desire to indulge still exists despite covid-19’s impact on incomes.  (more…)

High school already hard enough without Covid-19

by Dumisani Mnisi | Sep 15, 2021 | News

Covid-19 has made it difficult for students to remain consistent in school.  (more…)

New vaccination site opens at Wits

by Matthew Nijland | Sep 10, 2021 | News

A hall usually full of sweaty athletes will now be filled instead by students and staff with sleeves rolled up, ready for their jabs. 

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WITH INFOGRAPHIC: Varsities weigh mandatory policies, but urge students to get vaccinated

by Rebecca Kgabo | Aug 31, 2021 | News

While considering implementation of policies and measures for a return to contact classes, some universities have moved to make the vaccination process easier for staff and students.   (more…)

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