Linda Givetash
Linda Givetash is a Johannesburg-based freelance journalist.
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Latest from Linda Givetash
After protests and looting tear through South Africa, the nation wonders: What now?
“Things can be recovered ... but there is an impact in the community,” said Richard Ncube, 40, a former police officer.
Riots in South Africa have left people hungry — it's the poorest who are worst hit
“If we wait for them then we’ll start seeing more graves,” Patrick Bilai, a pastor, said of the government.
After deadly riots in South Africa, army of volunteers leads defense, cleanup efforts
Protests that began with the arrest of former President Jacob Zuma led to widespread violence and at least 212 deaths.
Cancer research another long-term casualty of the coronavirus pandemic, scientists say
The pandemic has caused unprecedented disruptions in cancer research.
Arctic researcher warns the 'the ice is dying' after landmark expedition
"This world is threatened. We really saw how the ice is disappearing," said expedition leader Markus Rex.
Nobel Prize in economics goes to Americans Paul R. Milgrom and Robert B. Wilson
"Their discoveries have benefitted sellers, buyers and taxpayers around the world," the prize committee said in a statement.
Nobel Prize in chemistry awarded to scientists Jennifer Doudna and Emmanuelle Charpentier for pioneering genome research
The genetic editing technique has contributed to new cancer therapies and has the potential to be used in curing inheritable diseases.
Nobel Prize for physics awarded to Roger Penrose, Reinhard Genzel and Andrea Ghez
The recipients' work has helped reveal "the darkest secrets of the universe," the secretary general of the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences said.
Scottish rescuers attempt to herd whales away from coast ahead of military exercise
Rescuers are concerned the northern bottlenose whales will be distressed by the noise from next week's NATO exercise
U.S. Embassy employee in Kyiv dies after found unconscious near railway, police say
The woman died at a hospital after an apparent head injury, and the search for a male suspect was underway, police said
Coronavirus has now killed 1 million people around the world
The milestone comes as governments struggle to contain the infection and its fallout and as scientists ramp up efforts to deliver a vaccine.
