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Like a thief in the night, the COVID-19 pandemic entered our lives. For a while it seemed like something very distant from us as we watched how it affected (and infected) other places "far away", and almost overnight it entered our homes. So write Unisa’s Puleng Segalo and Natalia Molebatsi, together with Thembela Vokwana of the University of Fort Hare, in an HSS response on the National Institute for the Humanities and Social Sciences (NIHSS) website.
Puleng Segalo is a psychology professor from the College of Human Sciences at Unisa. Natalia Molebatsi is a marketing coordinator at Unisa Library. Thembela Vokwana is from the University of Fort Hare.
* Compiled by Sharon Farrell, Editor: Internal Communication, Department of Institutional Advancement
Publish date: 2020-04-16 00:00:00.0
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