Uptake of boosters shots in the Western Cape to hopefully increase after festive season
By Shakirah Thebus | Published Jan 5, 2022
VACCINE
Drastic surge in Parvovirus cases recorded as vaccinations rates decline
By Sibulele Kasa | Published Jan 5, 2022
Parents urged to consult health-care provider over Covid-19 vaccine for children to dispel doubt
By Nicola Daniels | Published Jan 5, 2022
So how did Novak Djokovic get in to the Australian Open?
By AFP | Published Jan 5, 2022
’No special’ favours for Novak Djokovic, says Australian open chief
By AFP | Published Jan 5, 2022
Omicron's high transmissibility means it will ’become dominant within weeks’
By Reuters | Published Jan 4, 2022
Almost 50 percent of SA’s 35-49 age group have received a Covid-19 vaccine
By Jolene Marriah-Maharaj | Published Jan 4, 2022
Progressive strategies discussed at the third Türkiye-Africa Partnership Summit to move Africa forward
By Murphy Nganga | Published Jan 3, 2022
SA breaches three million Covid-19 cases since the first case was reported on March 5, 2020
By Thobani Dlamini | Published Jan 3, 2022
Capetonians hopeful that things will get back to normal in 2022
By Rafieka Williams | Published Jan 3, 2022
Western Cape administers 4.5 million Covid-19 vaccine doses in 2021
By Anita Dywaba | Published Jan 2, 2022
France to ease Covid rules as England says curbs are 'last resort'
By AFP | Published Jan 2, 2022
Omicron and President Ramaphosa feature in the 15 most-read Cape Argus stories for 2021
By Staff Reporter | Published Dec 31, 2021
Government hopeful lift on curfew will remain but watching Covid-19 infection rates closely
By Ntombi Nkosi | Published Dec 31, 2021
Unvaccinated over 50s urged to get their jabs as 7 Cape Town sites open today for booster shots
By Mwangi Githahu | Published Dec 31, 2021
As Covid-19 cases rise England builds temporary hospitals to deal with surge
By AFP | Published Dec 31, 2021
