A pack of Hydroxychloroquine Sulfate medication is held up on March 26.John Phillips | Getty ImagesThe World Health Organization is resuming its trial of hydroxychloroquine, the malaria drug backed by President Donald Trump to combat the deadly coronavirus, after temporarily halting research over safety concerns. The Data Safety Monitoring Board decided there was no reason to discontinue…
Published on May 31, 2020The World Health Organisation has admitted none of its experts visited the wet market or the Wuhan laboratories during a fact-finding mission to China in February.Only three of 25 WHO experts who visited China in February even travelled to Wuhan, at the centre of the coronavirus outbreak, the World Health Organisation's…
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Imran Tahir (Getty Images) Clarity may be imminent on the staging of the ICC T20 World CupSeveral ageing Proteas stars could do with the event not being pushed back too farDale Steyn and Imran Tahir are very close to ‘top-tenners’ for scalps in T20 internationalsThe uncertainty over the ICC Twenty20 World Cup, scheduled for Australia…
Pieter-Steph du Toit on the charge in the 2019 World Cup final (Photo by David Rogers/Getty Images) World Rugby has dismissed an idea for a major international tournament to be held in England next year designed to ease the financial impact of the coronavirus crisis less than a day after it was made public.Register your…
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