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She looked into the eyes of Ahamed Samsudeen as he stabbed her, and saw nothing.
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As he slashed at her neck with a knife, Ezmeralda Johns looked into her attacker's eyes.
GP who raised alarm about Omicron reveals pressure 'not to call it mild'
Omicron- 'I was told not to publicly state that it was a mild illness.'
Elephant dung gin helps safaris beat travel downturn
Elephant dung and G&Ts are key ingredients for safaris, but rarely in a cocktail.
No masks, movies and bars open: The nations lifting Omicron restrictions
Flattening case counts in recent days raises hopes of another turning point in pandemic.
Twenty Covid mutations in a single patient
Young woman with untreated HIV accumulated more than 20 additional SARS-CoV-2 mutations.
You're not supposed to blow the door off: British Airways blunder
In August 2010 a JetBlue steward intentionally caused an ISD in a spectacular resignation.
Former All Blacks physio: 'I thought I was a dead man walking'
The All Blacks' use of a physio during a rugby test caused outrage within the IRB.
Omicron cases may be headed for a rapid drop in US and Britain
Signs are pointing to an Omicron peak in the US and Britain.
Bad Sport Boks: ABs physio threatened, players banned from swapping gear
Revealed: Why the Springboks turned on All Black physio.
Former All Blacks physio reveals chilling threat: 'We will burn your family'
A decision to tour South Africa with the Cavaliers resulted in death threats
Omicron 'tsunami' in quarter of countries - but Delta still at play too
Warning amid Omicron surge and apparent lesser severity: "Delta is still a big problem."
Close shave: Propeller smashes through passenger plane cabin
South African passengers are grateful to have survived a terrifying ordeal.
Fire hits South Africa's Parliament Building in Cape Town
A dark plume of smoke and flames can be seen at South Africa's Parliament Building.
'Moral compass': Requiem for South Africa's Archbishop Tutu
Tutu was in cheapest available coffin at his request to avoid any ostentatious displays.
'A true giant': Tributes flow for Desmond Tutu, a force for harmony
New York Times: Praise for the late archbishop flooded social media.
UN chief calls Desmond Tutu 'an inspiration to generations'
Leaders react to the death of the former Archbishop of Cape Town.
Desmond Tutu, South African anti-apartheid activist, dies aged 90
Desmond Tutu was a Nobel Peace Prize-winning activist for racial justice.
South Africa's case drop may show Omicron peak has passed
South Africa has been at the forefront of the Omicron wave.
Travel ban: South African ICU nurse unable to take up job offer
The nurse has a New Zealand registration and a job offer at Tairāwhiti DHB.
'Groundbreaking research': Major Omicron variant data released
Research in South Africa has revealed some serious concerns into the variant.
I got caught in a pandemic panic two years into Covid. It felt like day one
New York Times: When a trip turns into a nightmare of conflicting public health orders.
South Africa's Omicron outbreaks may already be running out of steam
The nation's case fatality rate is now one in 200 – the lowest it's been so far.
How to write your bucket list when international travel returns
When world travel returns, we'll be more mindful about where we go, and how we get there.
South African doctors see signs Omicron milder than Delta
Early signs Omicron cases less severe but volume of cases could still overwhelm hospitals.
Ramaphosa blames 'Travel apartheid' as safari businesses suffer
South Africa's tourism industry suffered a 70 per cent drop in foreign tourists.
The variant hunters: Inside South Africa's effort to stop dangerous mutations
New York Times: Scientists do part of the work. Local health workers on foot do the rest.
Omicron v Delta: Battle of coronavirus mutants is critical
Can the latest competitor to the world-dominating Covid-19 Delta displace it?
Father of slain Timaru sisters returns home to South Africa
The father of three children allegedly murdered by their mother has returned to Pretoria
'Worrying': Omicron doctor reveals variant's terrible toll on kids, teen's death
More kids are being hospitalised with moderate to severe Covid symptoms, and one has died.
Warning past infection may not defeat Omicron
Scientists are warning reinfections among people seem more likely with latest mutation.
Travel bans an 'attack global solidarity' says WHO
Not only are they not effective, WHO said travel bans heavily burden developing countries.