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Call to resume Covid-19 grants Share Cape Town - Civil society organisations advocating for the extension of the Covid-19 Social Relief of Distress (SRD) grant and Basic Income Grant (BIG) say there was no justification for terminating the grants. This as the amandla.mobi campaign recently received a response from the Presidency after handing over a petition with more than 58 000 signatures calling for the R350 Covid-19 SRD grant to be extended and increased. The campaign said that after accepting signatures and promising a discussion on the extension, the Presidency had referred them back to the Department of Social Development. “On May 4, after we sent an email asking the Presidency to tell us of the status of the R350 SRD grant, we were told that the issue of extending and increasing the R350 grant was under discussion. ....
As many as 10 million adults and nearly three million children experienced hunger in the past week in South Africa in 2021, and 2.5 million adults and 600,000 children were experiencing perpetual hunger, hunger every day or almost every day. ....
Vaccines attitudes and learning losses revealed in latest SA income dynamics study 12 May 2021 - 10:43 By NIDS-CRAM researchers A recent survey has revealed that 71% of South African adults said they would get vaccinated if a Covid-19 vaccine was available. File photo. Image: FREDDY MAVUNDA The fourth and latest study on the impact of Covid-19 on national incomes reveals what South Africans think about the vaccines and the impact of the pandemic on education. The National Income Dynamics Study Coronavirus Rapid Mobile Survey (Nids-Cram) is a broad nationally representative survey of SA. This is a summary of the Wave 4 Synthesis Report released on Wednesday. ....