JHB Image: Jane Alexander – Hit (Poor Walter): Johannesburg tagged image from Flickr – click on the name of the photographer below the image to see more Johannesburg goodness. Jane Alexander – Hit (Poor Walter) Image by Vark1 Johannesburg Art Gallery, Photo cropped Source: MyJHB Read more on MyJHB. Join the fun: Add Your event | Submit a Press Release | … [Read more...] about JHB Image: Jane Alexander – Hit (Poor Walter)
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How Africa’s poor laboratory services are hampering disease control | The Conversation
How Africa's poor laboratory services are hampering disease control: ShutterstockLaboratory services play an important role in diagnosing and monitoring diseases. They are also critical in identifying changing disease patterns that come about from changes in lifestyle, migration and population growth. These patterns often result in viral, bacterial … [Read more...] about How Africa’s poor laboratory services are hampering disease control | The Conversation
‘I am a poor white’ – Penny Sparrow
‘I am a poor white’ – Penny Sparrow: KZN realtor Penny Sparrow says she has been left destitute and in fear for her life. She also has no idea how she is going to raise the R150 000 she has been ordered to pay to charity. Read the full article by here: Articles relating to Places | johannesburg Submit and get free press releases here: MyPR Free Press Release. Click HERE to … [Read more...] about ‘I am a poor white’ – Penny Sparrow
Trend Report: Poor Harambe, the petrol price goes hiking, and Arnie flees an elephant
Trend Report: Poor Harambe, the petrol price goes hiking, and Arnie flees an elephant: It’s been a tame week, or a wild one, depending on who you ask. Two large creatures made the news for close encounters with people, while a firebrand politician admitted his close encounter with a plant. And then there’s the new Springbok captain, who’s a slab of a man. Meanwhile an increase … [Read more...] about Trend Report: Poor Harambe, the petrol price goes hiking, and Arnie flees an elephant
Limited food options take their toll on the health of South Africa’s rural poor | The Conversation
Siphiwe Sibeko/ReutersIn the past 20 years, researchers have linked the increase of obesity and chronic diseases such as diabetes and hypertension in low- and middle-income countries to urbanisation, changing diets and less active lives. The spread of big retail food chains and fast food has also had an impact – increasing the availability of processed, high-energy, … [Read more...] about Limited food options take their toll on the health of South Africa’s rural poor | The Conversation
