Symons, Bailey strike early in XCO Series: Tristan Nortje of Outeniqua High was home first in the junior men’s category in the opening leg of the Madibaz MTB XCO Series at the Nelson Mandela University campus in George at the weekend. Photo: Chris Brooke Kyle Symons and Rose Bailey took the honours when the Madibaz MTB XCO Series made a flying start with the opening Whip … [Read more...] about Symons, Bailey strike early in XCO Series
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SA News: Expect news on Zuma’s resignation early next week: Mbete
Expect news on Zuma’s resignation early next week: Mbete: Speaker of the National Assembly Baleka Mbete believes that the issue of president Jacob Zuma’s resignation is set to be behind South Africa “quite soon”, and that an announcement should be made early in the coming week. Speaking to Sky News on ... Source: "South Africa" - BingNews South Africa’s future hinges on … [Read more...] about SA News: Expect news on Zuma’s resignation early next week: Mbete
Early onset dementia on the increase
Early onset dementia on the increase: With the World Health Organization reporting that there are approximately 50 million people living with dementia worldwide, and nearly 10 million new cases every year, many health authorities believe that dementia cases are on the increase globally. “With an increasingly large aging population, a group that is statistically much more likely … [Read more...] about Early onset dementia on the increase
Early childhood development the key to effective education
Early childhood development the key to effective education: Candice Potgieter, CEO of The Unlimited Child spending some educational play time with learners. Photo: Peridot Communications Education remains in the spotlight as more than a million Grade 1 learners starting their primary school journey at the beginning of the 2018 school year. This comes in the wake of alarming … [Read more...] about Early childhood development the key to effective education
SA News: South Africans with HIV miss out on the benefits of early treatment due to a fear of stigma
South Africans with HIV miss out on the benefits of early treatment due to a fear of stigma: At least that’s the theory. But in the world’s first community-wide study of test and treat, performed in South Africa and published on Dec. 1 in The Lancet HIV, the intervention did not lower infection rates at all. The result of the five-year study ... Source: "South Africa" - … [Read more...] about SA News: South Africans with HIV miss out on the benefits of early treatment due to a fear of stigma
