Making Grade R Mandatory Will Benefit Disadvantaged Families
Children who were not exposed to Grade R learning are mainly those from disadvantaged households, which in turn puts them at
14 December 2021
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Here we go again… A Covid-19 treatment refresher
South Africa is registering a daily increase of Covid-19 cases, largely suspected to be linked to the detection of the
13 December 2021
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Indian Teen Arrested For Beheading Pregnant Sister
An Indian teenager has been arrested for allegedly beheading his pregnant sister. The incident took place in Aurangabad District. It’s
7 December 2021
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Cele: Crime Prevention Efforts Bearing Fruit
The targeted kidnapping of school children is causing concern for authorities, as a Grade 12 learner managed to escape abduction
19 November 2021
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More Generating Units Returning to Power Grid
Eskom’s top structure is concerned about the number and level of breakdowns at its generating units; especially as these are
10 November 2021
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DIRCO Probing SA Students Assault In Cuba
The Department of International Relations & Cooperation (DIRCO) is probing an incident where South African medical students were physically assaulted
9 November 2021
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Date November 7, 2021 Name of deceased Afia Brenner Nee Allie wife of Boeta Manie Brenner Other names or references
8 November 2021
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Elected Councillors Must Be More Visible In Their Communities
Strengthening the trust between citizens and elected representatives through competence, integrity, performance, and delivery should be prioritized. This is the
4 November 2021
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IEC ready for first polls under Covid-19
For the first time in South African history, elections would be held under pandemic conditions. Considering the ups and downs
1 November 2021
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Behind the scenes
“Quality means doing it right when no one is looking.” ~Henry Ford. Radio 786’s Multi-media team producing on-demand content. A
26 October 2021
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‘Political Killings a Feature of SA Society’
The trend of political killings is a long-standing feature of South African society, which criminologist, Professor Guy Lamb is guided
18 October 2021
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SANBS Still Battling With Blood Shortage
The South African Blood Service (SANBS) is still battling with blood shortages. Medical director at SANBS Dr Karin Van Den
27 September 2021
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Tibb Health Philosophy: Naturally Healthy
Tibb is a traditional and holistic health system with a rich history that goes back well over 3000 years. It
21 September 2021
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Pfizer Covid-19 Vaccine Approved for Children
South African Health Regulator (Sahpra) has approved the Pfizer Covid-19 vaccine on children aged 12 to 17 years-old. This, after
16 September 2021
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UCT Debates Mandatory Vaccinations
Students are weighing in on whether Covid-19 vaccinations should be compulsory at the University of Cape Town. Professors have proposed
15 September 2021
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Preserving the Relationship with our Teenagers
Kaashifa King* writes In every Positive Parenting Skills Training, The Parent Centre always start with a reflection of challenges that
9 September 2021
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8 September 2021
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SA Closer to Mandatory Covid-19 Vaccines
South Africa’s bid to achieve herd immunity against Covid-19 is heading in the direction of forced vaccinations. President Cyril Ramaphosa
3 September 2021
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More Suspensions at DoH Likely
More suspensions are expected within the top structures of the Health Department. The Daily Maverick reports that Health Minister Joe
1 September 2021
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Deokaran Murder Suspects in Court on Sept 13
Of the seven arrested in connection with the murder of Gauteng health whistleblower, Babita Deokaran, six have been formally charged.
30 August 2021
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