COVID-19: CONTAINING THE SPREAD OF THE VIRUS IS LITERALLY IN OUR HANDS
HOTSPOT CONTACT TRACING CHALLENGES WILL HAVE TO BE ADDRESSED
HOTSPOT CONTACT TRACING CHALLENGES WILL HAVE TO BE ADDRESSED
“Many families don’t speak about where they live. They speak about where they come from.”
New data from the National Department of Health has confirmed our initial concerns announced yesterday (https://www.forgood.org.za/statements/2020/5/19/covid-19-what-is-going-wrong-in-the-western-cape).
PROVINCE HAS FAILED AT CONTACT TRACING.
Mark Rountree, National Policy Officer for GOOD (an abridged version of this opinion piece was first published in the Cape Times on the 18th May 2020)———Calls for “opening up” are…
The Democratic Alliance, already in political control of the troubled Southern Cape town of George, is orchestrating a legal basis for the Western Cape Provincial Government to take over the town's administration.
If the Western Cape cannot demonstrate its preparation for the health crisis, reduced deaths, and contain infections, then the call by Premier Winde to move to level 3 is wrong.
GOOD wishes to thank the South African Human Rights Commission for investigating the R110,000 water bill of Capetonian Mrs Elisabeth Ryneveld, an 80-year old Elsiesriver pensioner.
GOOD wishes the Western Cape's Premier, Alan Winde, a safe and productive isolation period following his exposure to Covid19.
ALARMING THAT WESTERN CAPE’S HIGH INFECTION RATE APPEARS SET TO KEEP US LOCKED INTO LEVEL 4 FOR LONGER