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Prinsloo believes in going for gold

3 March 2016 By admin

National long jump champion Lynique Prinsloo will be going for gold at the first Varsity Athletics meeting of the season. Photo: supplied National long jump champion Lynique Prinsloo believes the body achieves what the mind believes. This augers well for the University of Johannesburg education student, who will be competing in the opening round of the Varsity Athletics … [Read more...] about Prinsloo believes in going for gold

Myths and misconceptions stop African men from going for a vasectomy | The Conversation

26 February 2016 By admin

Vasectomies allow fathers to have a more active role in family planning. shutterstockIn many parts of the world, family planning is still considered a woman’s responsibility. This has prevented men from being more involved in family decisions about fertility. But it has also limited their access to family planning services targeted at them. A vasectomy, or male sterilisation, … [Read more...] about Myths and misconceptions stop African men from going for a vasectomy | The Conversation

So, what is it going to take?

14 February 2016 By admin

On Wednesday, 10 February, at the Microsoft headquarters in Johannesburg, Heavy Chef hosted their first event for 2016. Xolisa Dyeshana, executive creative director at Joe Public, presented his “What it’s gonna take’ talk to a packed venue.  Read more on: Media Update Submit your own Press Release or get free content for your publication. My Press Release (MyPR) … [Read more...] about So, what is it going to take?

Crops going uninsured

24 January 2016 By admin

Swathes of dying cornfields and the lowest rainfall since records began have prompted South African insurers to cut cover for some crops planted by farmers. “As part of our constant negotiations with our re-insurance partners, there are some crops that will probably be excluded in certain areas as the risk is just too high,” said Andries Wiese, manager of the … [Read more...] about Crops going uninsured

New: 'We're going to die if there's no rain'

23 November 2015 By admin

'We're going to die if there's no rain' Rustenburg - Residents in Rustenburg and surrounds are buckling under sweltering heat which has much of the North West province in a suffocating grip. “It is too hot, I have never experienced or heard of this extreme heat. We are going to die if there ... Read more on Independent Online This North West South Africa … [Read more...] about New: 'We're going to die if there's no rain'

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