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Your employer can’t fire you for refusing to have Covid-19 jab

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Mandatory vaccine policies may be implemented as vaccines become widely available, but workers can't be dismissed for refusing to take the jab. But, you'll have to present a valid reason why you should be excluded from your company's vaccine drive. There are three main reasons employees can ask not to be vaccinated: religious, medical, and cultural beliefs. Employers can accommodate workers who reject the jab by finding alternative roles that don't pose Covid risks.As more and more vaccines arrive in South Africa, large companies are expected to assist with the vaccine drive currently underway. These companies are now considering mandatory vaccination policies, without knowing the implications of a vaccine that is not fully FDA approved. Some companies have already started

The Fauci emails – Jerm exposes SA connection, Glenda Gray, and more

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First appeared on Biznews and written by, Alec Hogg. Ever since the coronavirus pandemic hit the world, outspoken South African cartoonist Jeremy Nell has mercilessly poked fun (and more) at the official narrative. Questioning the message that Covid-19 was an existential threat to mankind, and officialdom’s not-negotiable line that the virus had passed from bats to humans via a Wuhan wet market. Nell’s obsession to uncover the truth morphed into an all-out campaign on his Jerm Warfare website that included regular video interviews and podcasts with other sceptics from all around the world. Because of its challenge to the popular message, Nell’s work was “deplatformed” from YouTube and he was widely criticised by the woke voices that dominate social media. His perspectives, written off by

LFN Seeks Five SCA Judges to Recuse Them from Dlamini Zuma’s Appeal

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This week, the social justice organisation Liberty Fighters Network (LFN) and its President Reyno De Beer lodged an application in the Supreme Court of Appeal on Tuesday, requesting that all allocated judges to the well-known Minister Dlamini-Zuma Lockdown Regulations appeal, recuse themselves. The hearing for the appeal by Dlamini-Zuma had, after a lengthy exchange of arguments, be changed from an actual open court hearing to a virtual appearance by the parties on Wednesday, 26 May 2021 (Wednesday). The judges named in the Application – Navsa, Ponnan, Mbatha JJA and Rogers and Unterhalter AJJA – are now bound to determine whether they can still be presumed to be independent. It's a common practice in South Africa that the judge accused of being

Sweden Stops using PCR Tests – PCR technology cannot distinguish between viruses

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As Translated from the Swedish Public Health Agency: Guidance on criteria for assessment of freedom from infection in covid-19 The Swedish Public Health Agency has developed national criteria for assessing freedom from infection in covid-19. The PCR technology used in tests to detect viruses cannot distinguish between viruses capable of infecting cells and viruses that have been neutralized by the immune system and therefore these tests cannot be used to determine whether someone is contagious or not. RNA from viruses can often be detected for weeks (sometimes months) after the illness but does not mean that you are still contagious. There are also several scientific studies that suggest that the infectivity of covid-19 is greatest at the beginning of the disease period. The recommended criteria for

Coalition calls for responsive menstrual health actions in Africa

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Symposium to take stock of progress on menstrual health and sexual and reproductive health and rights in the region JOHANNESBURG, South Africa, 19 May 2021 — The African Coalition Symposium on Menstrual Health, organized by the African Coalition on Menstrual Health Management (ACMHM) in collaboration with UNFPA, the United Nations sexual and reproductive health agency, will be held from 25 to 27 May. This follows the inaugural Menstrual Health Management Symposium where participants from Africa and globally gathered to discuss menstrual health issues on the continent, in Johannesburg, South Africa in 2018. The 2018 symposium was co-hosted by the Department of Women in the Presidency of the Republic of South Africa and the UNFPA East and Southern Africa Regional Office. The event led

62-Year-Old Man Dies Hours After Taking COVID-19 Vaccine

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A 62-year-old man died while admitted to a hospital in Windhoek after receiving his first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine on 17 May 2021.The Executive Director of the Ministry of Health and Social Services, Ben Nangombe, stated that established protocols and procedures were followed before the administration of the vaccine.“The patient was duly screened for eligibility. In addition after the administration of the vaccine, the patient was also observed for the required time period,” Nangombe said.“He was transported to the hospital for medical attention. Our clinical observations showed that his blood pressure was highly elevated and his pulse and oxygen saturation had dropped below normal levels. The treating medical team immediately administered the appropriate treatment, including intubation and resuscitation. The

National Geographic “#ExploreWithNatGeo” Winners announced 

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Taryn Uytenbogaardt Photographer Through my eyes

Taryn Uytenbogaardt Photographer Through my eyes Over 1 200 entries received from amateur photographers that captured the epic in every day National Geographic has announced the winners of the #ExploreWithNatGeo Photo Competition 2021 brought to you by Samsung Galaxy S21 5G, in collaboration with The Sunday Times. Themed Find the epic in every day, over 1 200 qualifying entries were received from across the country, all conveying unique perspectives, moments, experiences and aspects of everyday life. Lara Roussouw from Bloemfontein won first prize with her extraordinary photo, “Living on the Edge,” showing a lizard facing the iconic Augrabies Falls in the Northern Cape. The photograph was taken earlier this year, during Roussouw’s first holiday since lock-down, in the Kgalagadi National Park. “I loved

91 year old veteran business titan launches the “Touchdown Challenge” to raise funds for needy

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Johannesburg, 17 May 2021: One of South Africa’s most well-known nonagenarians, Solly Krok (91) has launched his latest goodwill venture. Dubbed the Touchdown Challenge, his goal is to touch his toes within the next six weeks. Proving once again that age is just a number, he has committed to raising funds to provide food for vulnerable people in South Africa. To achieve this, Krok’s fundraising organisation, Keep the Wolf from the Door, has partnered with social impact organisation, Afrika Tikkun. Realizing that many people stop exercising as they get older, himself included, Krok aims to prove to elderly people that they can reach a position of flexibility and balance if they exercise regularly. His coach in this endeavour is none other

Breaking: Video Exposes Fauci’s Involvement in Funding Wuhan Lab

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Steve Hilton, the host of The Next Revolution, told his viewers that evidence uncovered “points to the most likely cause of the pandemic and it’s worse than anything that we have heard so far.”In the following video, Hilton discusses his findings showing that Fauci had in fact funded the Wuhan lab through highly controversial research, known as Gain-of-function.Research that the Obama administration put a full moratorium on. Let the video speak for itself, as it gives us all a better understanding of Fauci's involvement with the Wuhan lab. Watch the latest video at foxnews.com

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