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Neil Tovey urges Bafana to focus on Zimbabwe before turning attention to Ghana

9 November 2021 By admin

Neil Tovey urges Bafana to focus on Zimbabwe before turning attention to Ghana: Johannesburg, Gauteng, South Africa in the news: Neil Tovey urges Bafana to focus on Zimbabwe before turning attention to Ghana: Bafana Bafana legend Neil Tovey has advised the national team players to not think too much about their match away to Ghana, and should instead focus on Zimbabwe first. … [Read more...] about Neil Tovey urges Bafana to focus on Zimbabwe before turning attention to Ghana

TS Galaxy coach Dan Malesela now turns his attention to Kaizer Chiefs | MyJHB.co.za

29 October 2020 By admin

TS Galaxy coach Dan Malesela now turns his attention to Kaizer Chiefs | MyJHB.co.za: Johannesburg in the news: TS Galaxy coach Dan Malesela now turns his attention to Kaizer Chiefs: “We’ll only start on Saturday because we need to rest a bit and there’s travelling (back to their base in Johannesburg) and everything. “We need to keep going to see that we collect points because … [Read more...] about TS Galaxy coach Dan Malesela now turns his attention to Kaizer Chiefs | MyJHB.co.za

Five ways to advertise to an audience with an eight-second attention span

9 October 2020 By admin

Five ways to advertise to an audience with an eight-second attention span: Advertising to an audience with a short attention span makes a marketer’s job a whole lot more difficult. Fortunately, media update’s Talisa Jansen van Rensburg is here to take a look at five of the ways that marketers can entice consumers who are only willing to engage for eight … [Read more...] about Five ways to advertise to an audience with an eight-second attention span

Finally, snakebite is getting more attention as a tropical health issue | The Conversation

17 March 2020 By admin

Finally, snakebite is getting more attention as a tropical health issue: People most at risk from snakebite are often from the most impoverished populations. Andre Coetzer/ShutterstockAmid global health crises such as coronavirus, snakebite envenoming is easily overlooked. The disease caused by the toxins that come from a snakebite is not infectious and it can’t spread rapidly … [Read more...] about Finally, snakebite is getting more attention as a tropical health issue | The Conversation

Student hunger at South African universities needs more attention | The Conversation

18 September 2019 By admin

Student hunger at South African universities needs more attention: It is erroneously assumed that university students are the elite and so don't experience hunger. ShutterstockFood insecurity at tertiary institutions is aptly described as “the skeleton in universities’ cupboards” because it receives so little attention. Those in higher education are assumed to be an elite … [Read more...] about Student hunger at South African universities needs more attention | The Conversation

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