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One of the questions many people ask about victims of violence is-why is it so hard for them to leave an abusive relationship? This is because most violent relationships usually do not begin with violence. But like normal, healthy couples, […]
FNB Life, the life insurance division of FNB, has reported an 18% decrease in the number of customers who declared themselves as smokers since the start of the lockdown. The insurance provider states that as part of the standard underwriting […]
The Aurum Institute’s Clinical Research Division is about to start several COVID-19 trials in Tembisa. Thabang Nhloko, Liaison Officer at Aurum, says they will be using a multifaceted approach in all their Covid-19 clinical trials. According to Nhloko, clinical research […]
The past months have brought about many challenges, ushering in new and unique dynamics in how people live their lives. While some may be coping well, others continue to suffer in silence–this should not be the case, seek help. Acting […]
According to the Cancer Association of South Africa CANSA, Cancer is predominantly caused by environmental factors, rather than inherent biological factors. Cancer is still taking many lives in South Africa than TB, Covid-19, or Malaria. At least more 115, 000people […]
Clayville-Running is not only the best way to stay fit, but also the best way to bring people together. Brooks is a recreational running club with a membership consisting of men in their early 50s upwards. The name Brooks was […]
All communities serviced by Olifantsfontein police station are advised that the police station has been temporarily closed for decontamination after one of its members tested positive for Covid-19. The Community Service Center will be operating at Municipality Paypoint situated at […]
With Covid-19 spreading across the globe, the need for all of us to practise good hygiene has never been greater. This means that we have to take extra care to keep our homes clean and disinfected, as this will reduce […]
South Africa has recorded 22 more COVID-19 related deaths. That brings the new death toll to 705. “As of today, the cumulative number of confirmed COVID-19 cases in South Africa is 34 357. The Western Cape remains the epicentre with […]
Minister of Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs Dr Nkosazana Dlamini Zuma said tobacco will remain banned and booze will only be allowed off-premises, at home. “The sale of tobacco, tobacco products, e-cigarettes and related products remains prohibited, except when they […]