The Covid-19 pandemic has had devastating financial consequences on many households in Mzansi [1]. The cost of food continues to rise [2], unemployment is rising and many people are unable to generate income. This situation is going to continue to worsen and many households will continue to go hungry or go into debt unless they have money to provide for themselves and have the dignity to improve their lives. Read more

As lockdown regulations have eased under level 2, industries are opening up, meaning more people are returning to work. Employers are responsible for ensuring that they provide safe working conditions for their employees by taking all necessary COVID-19 precautions. This includes, but is not limited to, providing them with hand sanitizers, masks, and social distancing while they are at work. Read more

In the midst of a pandemic, many people have had to return to work. This means they are at a higher risk of contracting the novel coronavirus, which causes the disease Covid-19. It is important that employers provide safe working spaces for all their workers - this means taking and providing necessary precautions to prevent the transmission of Covid-19. Read more