At midnight, nurse Ines Lopes and her colleagues are about to start the night shift taking care of patients in a Covid-19 intensive care unit in the heart of Lisbon. Nursing is a job they love but it barely pays … Continue reading →
The SA Informal Traders Alliance (Saita) has welcomed the budget allocation of R4bn to the department of small business development to support rural and township-based enterprises.
Continue reading →With three men arrested between Monday and Wednesday for the cold-blooded killing, a grieving Garreth Snayers said he now needed justice to run its course.
Continue reading →In the first week of February, the government extended the deadline for written submissions on the bill to February 28, and the institute said there was still time for citizens to get their comments in.
Continue reading →MYANMAR-POLITICS/ (WRAPUP 4, TV, PIX):WRAPUP 4-Myanmar minister flies to Thailand for crisis talks
Continue reading →There are very few things that get South Africans hot under the collar like geographical name changes. It almost always sparks heated debate and you will have people in support and many others against the changes. One thing that is … Continue reading →
The hope of generations has now become a reality which will help to address the critical shortage of medical professionals in SA, which falls far below the World Health Organisation’s recommended ratio of doctors to population.
Continue reading →Rachel said the film is necessary and impactful.
Continue reading →Thembisa Mdoda-Nxumalo says her mother was ‘a ninja to her kids’.
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