Most South Africans fear vaccine so much, they’d rather go back to level 5 Survey finds they also lack faith in a government rollout, fear the drugs are too new and are anxious about side-effects 12 January 2021 - 20:43
With SA on the brink of rolling out its Covid-19 vaccine programme, South Africans are largely distrustful of them and lack faith in government’s handling of the mammoth task.
This is according to a survey carried out by technology company M4Jam among 3,000 part-time employees between the ages of 18 and 64.
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December 24, 2020 at 9:10 am
Press release from Bank of Hawaii Foundation:
A comprehensive study undertaken by Bank of Hawaii Foundation and released earlier this week reveals that the devastating effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on residents statewide continues to get worse, with more families struggling to pay for basic necessities, including housing, utilities and transportation.
Commissioned from Anthology Research, the study,
COVID-19 in Hawaii: Facts and Insights Vol. 2, analyzes the responses of 944 full-time residents surveyed statewide from October 22 to November 9 regarding how COVID-19 affected their daily lives. The comparison to a similar study conducted in May for Bank of Hawaii Foundation by Anthology Research shows how the pandemic’s effects have worsened for residents and expanded on all islands over the past six months.