Although the Chinese CoronaVac vaccine has not been fully approved or used in South Africa, SA is included with other third world countries in the Phase III trials of Sinovac’s coronavirus (Covid-19) vaccine on children and adolescents. The launch of the South African leg was recently held in Pretoria, South Africa, where approximately 2,000 children and adolescents from six months to 17 years will be enrolled, to test the safety and efficacy of the CoronaVac vaccine, although results from trials so far only show 50% effectiveness. The trials will test 14,000 children worldwide in Chile, the Philippines, Malaysia, Kenya and South Africa.
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China Testing Sinovac Vaccine on SA Children – Offers SinoVac Packaging Facility in SA as Sweetener!
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Are COVID19 Tests Irrelevant or Faulty? SA the Only Country in the World Where Infections Dropped on Day ONE of Lockdown, Instead of Two Weeks Later!
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What happened to the chart two weeks after lockdown? Nothing. It is becoming increasingly clear that far too much attention is being placed on the small daily test results despite them not giving reliable or sufficient test data, which makes forecasting pointless. While this is understandable given the nature of the invisible threat, the ANC regime did have months to prepare & get testing regimens in place. However even Prof. Karim himself said that it takes two weeks for the symptoms to progress and appear, yet in the same breath he echoes Ramaphosa’s bragging that the case numbers fell on the FIRST day of lockdown? Dr. Pillay, head of South Africa’s national health department also pointed to the fact that the people tested positive so far only reflect those people who got infected 2 weeks prior to showing symptoms, and then being tested. How then is it possible for infections to drop on day one of lockdown?
Ramaphosa claimed there is “sufficient evidence” to sho
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Why South Africa Should Be Banning Flights From China NOW, Like Many Other Nations Have – Non Severe Cases ARE Infectious!
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As the Coronavirus infection rate shows no sign of letup in China, and if we can trust the figures, there are now 31,440 infections and 639 deaths, with 64,000 close contacts under medical observation. It is two now weeks later, which was supposedly the incubation period, and it is now high time that SA stop flights from China!
The Department of Health claims it has received a report on the conditions in China, but informed sources indicate that the Chinese government, like all good communist governments, are not disclosing the full condition, and that the conditions are far worse than released. Likewise, being a communist regime, the ANC government is being far from transparent and forthcoming, however in this case, it is not so much to save face for “The Supreme Leader”, but more ineptitude, lack of knowledge and plain simple shortsightedness – all the usual things we have learnt to hate about the ANC regime…
While there have been rumours of suspected cases in KZN and one
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“Africa is #CoronaVirus’ Most Vulnerable Target” Because a Million Chinese Work in Africa, Where They Probably Can’t Even Diagnose The Virus!
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The Chinese coronavirus which is spreading from China, is looking like it could be an actual pandemic, that circles the globe, according to many of the world’s leading infectious disease experts. Rapidly rising caseloads are alarming researchers, who fear the virus may make its way across the globe. But scientists cannot yet predict how many deaths may result.
To be an official Pandemic, it needs ot be an ongoing epidemic on two or more continents which may well have global consequences. Despite the supposed quick and decisive action by China and the extraordinary travel restrictions and quarantines now imposed by China and other countries, including Russia and the United States.
Many experts agree that if any continent is to become the second one, to make it a Pandemic, it would be Africa, as it is the coronavirus’ most vulnerable target. Over 1 Million expatriate Chinese work there, mostly on mining, drilling, retail or engineering projects. Also, many Africans
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