Study finds South African majority believe in herbal fight against Covid-19
A study conducted by market research firm Ask Afrika found that a majority of South Africans believe herbal medicine is the way to go in fighting Covid-19.
New group of young graduates wants their hands dirty in farming
A new group of young graduates have joined hands to get themselves dirty in transforming South Africa's farming industry.
Scholarly KZN work finds media unfairly mistreats Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma
Scholarly research conducted by a PhD student at UKZN has found that COGTA minister Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma is unfairly mistreated by SA's mainstream media.
Child-seat friendly sedans to choose from
It takes time, research, planning and a lot of patience to buy a car, it's even more challenging to shop for a family car that is safe and spacious...
Scientists say children “unlikely” to die from Covid-19
The South African Paediatric Association (SAPA) supports the government’s position that children should return to school.
Black Motion and DJ Christos to rock eMalahleni this weekend
Are you wondering what you and your bae may get up to this Valentine’s weekend?
First group of welders program graduates
A programme launched last year to train people as welders in Mpumalanga has produced its first group of 20 graduates.
Govt plans to regulate gyms and fitness training centres, or close...
A new body that will be established by sports minister Nathi Mthethwa will have the powers to regulate gyms and fitness centres.
“An interplay of different things” causes gender abuse
eMalahleni psychiatric counsellor Mandla Mhlanga says an interplay of various things in society is the cause of gender abuse.
American vocalists to rock KaNyamazane in September
American vocalist group The Temptations are flying in to Mzansi to show the people of KaNyamazane what really made them world icons.
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