Sindy Louise Peters

How investing in the 'fuel of the future' stands to boost SA's economy, create much-needed jobs bizcom.to/1/4tx0 by @sindylp via @Biz_Energy_ #greenhydrogen #renewablenergy #netzeroemissions

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Forget fact-checking: the holy grail of journalism is right of reply. No one should be able to publish an allegation without giving the other party time to respond. But the "useless black government official" narrative is so strong in many newsrooms, they drop their standards.

Why does this country check if cars are road worthy when many of roads aren’t even car worthy 🤔

Hi Western media. This "Dark Africa" tone in your reportage is NOT cool. Viruses mutate. The reason you know about "South African" variant is because our scientists have the tools for sequencing & communicating openly. UK is sequencing. USA & many others are not sequencing. So

Nearly 70% of vaccine doses administered so far have been in the world’s 50 wealthiest countries. Only 0.1% have been administered in the 50 poorest countries. New data from international Red Cross federation. "It is unfair, and could prolong or worsen this pandemic," IFRC says.

South Africa is a place... where you can draw any false equivalence you like without stopping to reflect on why you see the world the way you do... and whether the world actually is that way...

South Africa's president is calling out wealthy nations for hoarding vaccines. "We all must act together in combating coronavirus because it affects all of us equally."

Yes. Yes it is. And it really is dangerous for the learners, teachers and school communities that it is your duty to serve, that you cannot - that you refuse - to recognise that.

Coronavirus reminds you of death – and amplifies your core values, both bad and good theconversation.com/coronavirus-re… via @ConversationUS

#OnTheFrontline: Surviving Covid-19 bizcom.to/1/4dgg via @Biz_Healthcare #Covid19 @WestCapeHealth

"This pandemic has clearly proven that we are only as strong as our most vulnerable, and that every person in society needs to protected in order for us all to be safe," says Amina Rai, UNHCR Private Sector Partnerships Africa: bizcom.to/1/4dgh #LockdownLessons #Covid19

1. Nic has no background in medicine, epidemiology or anything remotely linked to science. His background is in *drumroll* economics, so that’s the bucket of salt you must take his views with. 2. Even I, with no background in virology, know that TRANSMISSION is the issue. 🙄🙄🙄

People should not have to vocalise what they are going through in order for you to be kind towards them

If you're calling to #EndTheLockdownSA without proper consideration & regulations in place to protect people (specifically the most vulnerable) & if you've ever suggested letting the 'virus run its course', just admit that poor people dying doesn't bother you & be done with it.

South Africa after 57 days had 11,000 cases and about 200 deaths. The US after 57 days had about 1,000,000 cases and 54,000 cases. England at 57 days had about 120,000 cases and 26,000 deaths. Did South Africa's Lockdown work? It's anyone's guess.

Tell me, did he speak for them when you evicted them in the middle of winter?

Commuters return to work as government tries to get the economy back on track. @HitekaniMag gives an update from Bree taxi rank. Tune into #NewzroomAfrika #Dstv channel 405 for more.

A personal perspective - Many years ago I was forced to give two years of my life to people who were convinced, and assured me, that the ANC and most of my countrymen were actually my enemies, and that they will take all that I value from me. Twenty six years after /