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How gum disease in pregnant women poses a risk to their newborns | The Conversation
How gum disease in pregnant women poses a risk to their newborns: Mothers-to-be must go for dental check-ups early on in their pregnancies to ensure that they don't develop pregnancy gingivitis. ShutterstockWomen who develop severe mouth infections and suffer from bleeding gums when they are pregnant have a greater chance of delivering their babies preterm if they don’t … [Read more...] about How gum disease in pregnant women poses a risk to their newborns | The Conversation
Gender row track queen Caster Semenya poses for glamorous never-before seen Elle shoot
Gender row track queen Caster Semenya poses for glamorous never-before seen Elle shoot: 'She embodies women who aren't sorry for who they are': Gender row track queen Caster Semenya wears lipstick and a crop top for glamorous never-before seen fashion shoot Gender row running queen Caster Semenya is ending her extraordinary Rio gold medal winning year by posing as a … [Read more...] about Gender row track queen Caster Semenya poses for glamorous never-before seen Elle shoot
Flight of corporate profits poses biggest threat to South Africa’s economy | The Conversation
Flight of corporate profits poses biggest threat to South Africa's economy: ShutterstockThe South African Reserve Bank’s latest Quarterly Bulletin confirms that foreign corporations are milking South Africa. They are drawing away profits far faster than they are reinvesting or than local firms bring home offsetting profits from abroad. Can anything … [Read more...] about Flight of corporate profits poses biggest threat to South Africa’s economy | The Conversation
Colonial legacy of mining pioneers poses a dilemma for South Africans | The Conversation
A student beats the statue of Cecil John Rhodes with a belt as it is removed from the University of Cape Town. Reuters/Mike HutchingsThe Portuguese set foot in South Africa in the 15th century, and the Dutch settled at the “Cape of Storms” in 1652. But the noses of the first interlopers into southern Africa were not sharp enough to fore-smell Kimberley’s hidden diamonds or the … [Read more...] about Colonial legacy of mining pioneers poses a dilemma for South Africans | The Conversation
