Food safety in school nutrition programmes examined

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Experts call for stronger safeguards in school nutrition programmes

Don’t celebrate too soon: Kwanalu cautions farmers after FMD vaccine ruling

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Kwanalu calls for caution amid hopes over private FMD vaccine access

Gauteng's kidnapping crisis escalates as statistics reveal alarming trends

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A staggering 27 kidnappings occur daily in Gauteng, with ransom-related cases surging. As the province grapples with this escalating crisis, calls for decisive action ...

South African Mint unveils stunning high-relief coin range celebrating Africa's wildlife

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Discover the stunning artistry and cultural significance of The African Range – a collection that not only redefines coinage but also celebrates Africa's rich heritage ...

Overcoming challenges: the journey of a young South African in higher education

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As South Africa reflects on a decade of educational reform, one young man's journey illustrates the potential unlocked through dedication and support. Dive into ...

Cancer survivorship: More than just surviving diagnosis

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Throughout the journey of cancer, the support and understanding of communities are crucial. As we mark International Cancer Survivors Month, let's embrace and uplift ...

University of Cape Town secures licence for medical device manufacturing, revolutionising local healthcare innovation

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Join the University of Cape Town’s Biomedical Engineering Research Centre as it embarks on a transformative journey, moving from research innovation to real-world ...

Southern African Wildlife College and LEAD Conservation launch innovative partnership for conservation education

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Breaking new ground in conservation, the Southern African Wildlife College and LEAD Conservation unite to enhance training and education, promising a sustainable ...

Legal battle heats up over seismic surveys along South Africa’s coast

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As offshore seismic surveys threaten coastal livelihoods, the legal challenge over government approvals escalates. Discover the implications for small-scale fishers ...

Corruption Watch unveils annual report, urging society to mobilise against corruption

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This year's Corruption Watch report serves not only as a crucial document in the ongoing fight against corruption in South Africa, but also as a rallying cry for ...

NSFAS funding delays create stress and uncertainty for students

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As South Africa's youth grapple with the challenges of accessing higher education, the relentless anxiety stemming from funding decisions poses a significant barrier. ...

UCT researcher Dr Mubeen Goolam awarded prestigious Harvard Radcliffe fellowship

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Dr Mubeen Goolam of UCT is breaking new ground in stem cell research with a prestigious Harvard fellowship. Discover how he plans to influence global science policy ...

Watch VideoForestry South Africa champions biodiversity stewardship beyond protected areas

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In a world increasingly threatened by climate change and biodiversity loss, South Africa's forestry sector emerges as a beacon of hope, showcasing innovative stewardship ...

Western Cape government collaborates with AI association to launch AI cluster

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In a bold move to elevate South Africa’s position in the global AI landscape, the Western Cape Government collaborates with the South African AI Association to launch ...

University of Cape Town to host landmark safe sport conference with global leaders

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Join us as we explore how the University of Cape Town champions athlete welfare and creates a safer sport landscape at the upcoming Safe Sport International Conference, ...

Repairing the earth: the importance of local actions for global biodiversity

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As we approach the International Day for Biological Diversity, the spotlight is on the urgent need to protect our planet's rich ecosystems. Discover how South Africa ...

Temporary road closures on N3 westbound carriageway for bridge upgrades

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Major road closures will affect N3 westbound traffic as SANRAL embarks on a crucial construction project to upgrade the Paradise Valley interchange. Plan your routes ...

Freeze-dried snack market takes off

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The freeze-dried snack market is gaining traction as individuals seek convenient and nutritious options to enhance their daily diets.

KWV triumphs at World Gin Awards

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KWV has achieved an impressive double country win at this year’s World Gin Awards.

Grower-led initiative seeks to save Tongaat Hulett from impending liquidation

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In a critical juncture for KwaZulu-Natal's sugar industry, GrowerCo emerges as a beacon of hope, promising not just the preservation of an iconic brand but the futures ...

Gig economy workers in South Africa face challenges ahead of landmark labour reforms

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As South Africa's gig economy grows, can young workers like Siyanda adapt to upcoming labour reforms? With new laws on the table, understanding rights and skills ...

E-waste recycling pilot project launched to tackle environmental challenges in Eastern Cape

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Residents of the Eastern Cape are set to revolutionise their waste management practices with the launch of a new e-waste recycling project. Find out how this initiative ...

031 Festival offers a feast of fun shows

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This year’s festival promises a celebration of South African theatre, featuring a mix of comedy, drama, music and solo performance.

The hidden impact of phubbing on relationships

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Don’t let your smartphone drive a wedge between you and your loved ones. Discover how simple changes can strengthen your relationships and enhance your mental health. ...

Unemployment scandal: South Africa sheds 345,000 jobs as skills mismatch deepens

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As South Africa grapples with unprecedented job losses and a concerning skills mismatch, experts warn that urgent reforms are necessary to ensure the youth are equipped ...