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Could avoiding the sun increase your cancer risk?
Although the importance of vitamin D has long been accepted in the older, more traditional areas of health-care, it has recently made headlines in allopathic medical circles and is being touted as one of our most essential health-building hormones. Vitamin D (although called a vitamin it is, in fact, a hormone) cannot be manufactured by the body without exposure to ultraviolet … [Read more...] about Could avoiding the sun increase your cancer risk?
The annual four day Milligan Rally in Port Elizabeth
Vintage cars are rolling again. Uploaded to Youtube by: sabcdigitalnewsPosted to MyPE by: Alan Straton Submit your favourite Port Elizabeth, Uitenhage and Despatch videos for consideration for publication on MyPE by filling in the form below: Click here to see more PE Videos. … [Read more...] about The annual four day Milligan Rally in Port Elizabeth
Local Company wins International Mortgage Banker of the Year Award
The Trust for Urban Housing Finance (Pty) Ltd (TUHF), announced today that it has won an international award as the Mortgage Banker of the Year at the recent African Banker Awards while celebrating 10 years of a Good Business, doing good. The ceremony took place during the African Development Bank Annual Meetings at the Taj Palace Marrakech, Morocco. The international awards … [Read more...] about Local Company wins International Mortgage Banker of the Year Award
Only R3 million available to plug hole requiring hundreds of millions
A DA budget analysis has found that just R3 million has been allocated for disaster management for the 2013/14 financial year by the Eastern Cape Rural Development and Agrarian Reform Department as farmers across the province struggle with storm and flood damage running into hundreds of millions of rands. The Department’s “Disaster Risk Management” programme has the crucial … [Read more...] about Only R3 million available to plug hole requiring hundreds of millions