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The Covid Chronicles

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The Covid Chronicles: 5 years after masks, thermometers and 'My Fellow South Africans'In this special limited podcast series, the Jacaranda FM News Team reflects on the dawn of the Covid-19 pandemic in South Africa. It was in the last week of March 2020 that we experienced a lockdown for the first time. President Cyril Ramaphosa announced that South Africa would implement a Level 5 lockdown to help fight the Covid-19 pandemic. Five years later, we are reminded of the impact of the pandemic and the levels of lockdown – how it changed our lives and our country forever. Series credits:Marius van...

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www.jacarandafm.com

Dernier épisode

28 mars 2025

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Épisodes

Growth, hope, and positive change 28.03.2025

The last episode of our series is dedicated to the resilience shown by so many South Africans – and the sectors that refused to accept defeat. Although most stories about the COVID-19 pandemic and lockdown involve hardship, grief, and loss, there were also moments of growth, hope, and positive change.

How COVID-19 broke small businesses 27.03.2025

The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic became a reality for businesses when world leaders announced the new phenomenon of lockdown in March 2020. This episode commemorates the five-year mark to the day when lockdown was first implemented in South Africa. The Jacaranda FM News team explores the impact of these regulations and the lasting impact it had on small and medium enterprises around the country...

‘Lockdown hangover’ grief & freedom after COVID 26.03.2025

When the COVID-19 lockdown restrictions were imposed in March 2020, many South Africans were forced to reckon with their own vulnerability and loss of autonomy while navigating fear and grief during the pandemic. In this episode, the Jacaranda FM News team explores the impact of the lockdown regulations and the lasting impact these had on individual lives and the world as we know it ....

COVID-19: The scars that won’t heal  25.03.2025

Five years after the world came to a virtual standstill, the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic continues to shape many lives. The pandemic which changed the way we lived, loved, and lost, left an indelible mark on scores of families in South Africa and around the globe. In this episode, we give voice to South Africans who faced the virus head-on, those who battled for survival, lost loved ones, and...

Where were you 5 years ago? 24.03.2025

South Africans will this week remember the announcement of five years ago that brought lockdown and the fight against the Covid-19 pandemic into our lives. It was the week in March 2020 when we scrambled to buy masks, hand sanitizer, and groceries and prepared for the unknown while confined to our homes. In this first episode of our original mini podcast series, the Jacaranda FM News Team reflects...

The Covid Chronicles - Launches 24 March 2025 18.03.2025

The Covid Chronicles: 5 years after masks, thermometers and 'My Fellow South Africans' In this special limited podcast series, the Jacaranda FM News Team reflects on the dawn of the Covid-19 pandemic in South Africa. It was in the last week of March 2020 that we experienced a lockdown for the first time.

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