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    • Dr Parker's interview with Voice of the Cape
    • Dr Steyn-Kotze's interview on Iona.fm -Thinking point - '65 years of the Freedom Charter
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    • 100 Days of SA National lockdown | Professor Narnia Bohler-Muller weighs in
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    • Almost 30% of SA stalked by hunger during lockdown, survey finds
    • Back to school, Part 1: No dress-up for 'Treasure Island' this year
    • Ban on cigarette sales will remain, says minister
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    • Beyond a bio-medical fix - The value of 'people's science'
    • Blade Nzimande releases HSRC report on impact of Covid-19 on South Africans
    • Blade Nzimande releases HSRC report on impact of Covid-19 on South Africans
    • Booming illegal cigarette trade puts all at risk of COVID-19
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    • Can books lessen the impact of COVID-19 on learners?
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    • Citizens who trust Ramaphosa willing to sacrifice human rights to curb Covid-19 spread, survey finds
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    • Could the debate over SA's alcohol sales ban have a subtext you're missing?
    • COVID-19 'compounding' peace and security in Africa
    • Covid-19 and SA's macroeconomic responses: Lessons from the Great Recession of 2007-09
    • COVID-19 highlights South Africa's need for local level social data
    • COVID-19 Highlights South Africa's Need for Local Level Social Data
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    • Dr Zuleikha Mayat (94): 'Live every moment, love all humanity, stay true'
    • ENHANCING GLOBAL COOPERATION TO COMBAT COVID 19 AND BUILDING A COMMUNITY WITH A SHARED FUTURE FOR MANKIND
    • First leg of Cigarette sale ban court challenge resolved
    • Flu season is bad news for Covid-19 severity, scientists warn
    • Four minutes - that is how long it took to find banned cigarettes
    • Freedom of speech and public interest, not allegiance, should underpin science advisement to government
    • Government cops flak from tripartite alliance for 'heavy handed' lockdown
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    • Govt cops flak from tripartite alliance for ‘heavy handed’ lockdown
    • How school closures impact education in South Africa
    • How to keep children learning at home without material resources
    • HSRC supports tobacco ban during lockdown
    • Hunger numbers: Millions, millions, millions need food
    • Hunger, stress grows, yet support for Ramaphosa remains high
    • If we invested in this today, South Africa could save billions - and fight COVID-19
    • Impact of school closures on education outcomes in South Africa
    • Impact of school closures on education outcomes in South Africa
    • Impact of School Closures On Education Outcomes in South Africa
    • Keeping hunger at bay in a time of crisis
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    • Lockdown is a psychological pressure cooker, data shows
    • Lockdown Is Riling Black and White South Africans - Could This Be a Reset Moment?
    • Lockdown is riling black and white South Africans: could this be a reset moment?
    • Lockdown is riling black and white South Africans: could this be a reset moment?
    • Majority of South Africans adhere to lock down regulations affecting the sale of tobacco products
    • Making sure lifestyle diseases are under control during COVID-19
    • Malnutrition, health services and democracy: The responsibility to speak out
    • Minister Blade Nzimande calls for African solutions to Covid-19 during Africa Day
    • Minister Blade Nzimande releases the outcome of Human Sciences Research Council (HSRC) second part of the public perception survey on the impact of the Coronavirus on South Africans
    • More needed to help Covid-19-struck small-scale farmers
    • More needed to help Covid-19-struck small-scale farmers
    • More than just Covid-19
    • Most citizens sticking to tobacco ban
    • Mthembu: Cigarettes sales will be allowed under level 2
    • NCOP approves Cybercrimes Bill, two amendment bills
    • No thanks, say informal-sector entrepreneurs to easy loans offer
    • Nzimande to release outcome of HSRC survey
    • Only 1 in 5 South Africans Believe They're At High Risk For COVID-19, New Research Suggests
    • Organisation discusses malnutrition in SA children on World Hunger Day
    • Paediatric experts say kids are at low risk of contracting, spreading Covid-19
    • Pandemic responses must ensure human rights are protected
    • Pharmacy fast-tracks rollout of medication smart lockers
    • Plea to raise R10 million to feed
    • President Cyril Ramaphosa's job performance
    • Prof Moshabela's interview on eNCA
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    • Progress on state of readiness for reopening of schools - Angie Motshekga
    • Public must develop safe death rites
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    • Reopening of schools: Bold leadership and planning required
    • Research survey shows that the Lockdown fosters distress and social division
    • Rural retreat: Allowing people to return home during lockdown could turn a tide
    • SA citizens willing to sacrifice human rights in COVID-19 fight, study finds
    • SA feels lockdown sows 'division' and has people anxious about the future
    • Schools prepare to reopen
    • Schools prepare to reopen
    • See you in court: Cabinet takes a hard line on tobacco sales ban
    • Smoke and mirrors: 4 minutes - that's how long it took to find banned cigarettes during lockdown
    • Smokers, industry fuming over S. Africa's U-turn on tobacco sales
    • Smoking can worsen the virus effects
    • Social data is critical in combatting the spread of COVID-19 in South Africa
    • Social scientists feel left out in Covid-19 fight
    • Social scientists feel left out in Covid-19 fight
    • Some citizens willing to sacrifice rights to curb COVID-19 spread - survey
    • South Africans still puffing away despite tobacco ban
    • Study: Impact of COVID-19 on healthcare workers
    • Surf youth programme shifts focus to feeding the hungry in lockdown
    • The 'tobacco tango' - inside the illicit cigarette trade
    • The great cigarette ban debate
    • The hidden struggle: The mental health effects of the Covid-19 lockdown in South Africa
    • The horror of child hunger stalks our land
    • This is why we banned cigarette sales: Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma tells court
    • Tobacco ban a 'deal with the devil', undermining transformation - lobby groups
    • Tobacco ban a ‘deal with the devil’, undermining transformation - lobby groups
    • Tobacco is banned to protect lives - Dlamini-Zuma
    • UKZN, together with Human Sciences Research Council (HSRC), investigates impact of COVID-19 on health workers
    • Using SA's HIV experience to counter Covid-19 - Alan Whiteside
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    • Western Cape Liquor Authority working closely with police to ensure safe trading methods
    • World No Tobacco Day 2020 - Protecting Our Youth from Industry Influence
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    • From innovation to uptake: why South Africa's water technologies are getting stuck in the pipeline
    • Democratic oversight in the time of the Covid-19 lockdown
    • HSRC/PPT Policy Brief: Upgrading Dense Informal Settlements by Building Upwards
    • Living through global trauma: Mental-health implications of COVID-19 from a developing country perspective
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    • PASET RSIF: Call for Scholarships - 3rd Cohort of RSIF PhD Scholarships
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R&D Survey Statistical Report now also available

The HSRC's Centre for Science and Technology Indicators (CeSTII) has released the statistical report to accompany the latest national R&D Survey.