Health sciences university says ‘herbal cure’ for Covid must wait for test outcomes
The Sefako Makgatho Health Sciences University is conducting tests on the safety and efficacy of a herbal product from the M5 MediGroup.
Continue reading →Gigaba welcomes PP report, claims baseless allegations were used to ‘hound me out of cabinet’
Malusi Gigaba also claimed that the “baseless allegations” were in part used to “hound” him out of the cabinet in November 2018.
Continue reading →Four young children die after falling into hole in Cape Town
The bodies of four children were found after they fell into a hole in Nyanga, Cape Town, the city’s emergency services said.
Continue reading →WATCH | Zakes Bantwini goes viral for explaining why he would buy a BMW before a house
The star had some financial advice for fans!
Continue reading →Thembisa Mdoda was ’emotional’ as she shot her final scenes with ‘Isibaya’
‘Isibaya’ actors and fans are going through the most, as the drama nears the end.
Continue reading →Search on for more than 200 after India glacier fractures, sweeping away all before it
Indian rescuers searched on Monday for more than 200 people missing after part of a remote Himalayan glacier broke away, sweeping away bridges, breaking dams and sending a torrent of water, rocks and construction debris down a mountain valley.
Continue reading →Bay speaker Buyelwa Mafaya to know her fate on Tuesday
The DA, AIC, UF, Cope, ACDP and UDM submitted a petition to Mafaya’s office in January for the meeting.
Continue reading →Health team’s rollout report shows ‘woefully inadequate planning’
This is the view of provincial portfolio committee chair Mxolisi Dimaza, who was at Livingstone Hospital in Port Elizabeth on Monday to meet district health officials on the vaccine rollout strategy under phase one.
Continue reading →Those first in line for vaccine excited but also apprehensive
Provincial health department superintendent-general Sibongile Zungu said on Monday details on how many doses of the vaccine were on the way and when they would arrive would only be known in the next 48 hours.
Continue reading →‘People die at home’: Tigray medical services struggle after turmoil of war
Some hospitals are barely functioning, with no water, electricity or food, they said.
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