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COVID-19 promotes innovative HIV service delivery in Cape Town | The Conversation

20 July 2020 By admin

COVID-19 promotes innovative HIV service delivery in Cape Town: A woman carries a bucket of fresh water to an informal settlement in Khayelitsha,Cape Town. South Africa is home to the world’s largest epidemic of HIV, a virus that attacks a person’s immune system, making one more susceptible to other infections. Sustained treatment with effective antiretroviral therapy (ART) can … [Read more...] about COVID-19 promotes innovative HIV service delivery in Cape Town | The Conversation

Robe. First settled town of the South East. Doors of the old Bank House. Built 1857. Architect was Edmund Wright. Became the Bank of South Australia in 1860.

19 July 2020 By admin

Robe. First settled town of the South East. Doors of the old Bank House. Built 1857. Architect was Edmund Wright. Became the Bank of South Australia in 1860. Image by denisbin Guichen Bay/Robetown/Robe. Robe was the earliest town gazetted in the South East in 1846 (Naracoorte and Penola were founded in 1850). It was named by Governor Grey … [Read more...] about Robe. First settled town of the South East. Doors of the old Bank House. Built 1857. Architect was Edmund Wright. Became the Bank of South Australia in 1860.

LOOK: N2 heading towards Cape Town closed near Khayelitsha due to protest

6 July 2020 By admin

LOOK: N2 heading towards Cape Town closed near Khayelitsha due to protest: The N2 incoming towards Cape Town has been closed between Baden Powell Drive and Spine Road near Khayelitsha due to a protest. The traffic is being rerouted onto other roads. Greenpoint community leader Bonga Mvana told the... Source: WN.com - Southafrica News Sekunjalo executives' phones illegally … [Read more...] about LOOK: N2 heading towards Cape Town closed near Khayelitsha due to protest

Cape Town port delays hit SA fruit and wine exports – Port Elizabeth in the News |MyPE

3 July 2020 By admin

Cape Town port delays hit SA fruit and wine exports – Port Elizabeth in the News: Cape Town port delays hit SA fruit and wine exports: Delays at Cape Town’s main port are forcing fruit exporters in the Western Cape to truck their produce hundreds of miles to access shipping routes. Source: “Port Elizabeth” – BingNews. Lots of space for overseas citrus on an … [Read more...] about Cape Town port delays hit SA fruit and wine exports – Port Elizabeth in the News |MyPE

Cape Town Port Delays Hit South African Fruit, Wine Exports – Port Elizabeth Business News |MyPE

2 July 2020 By admin

Cape Town Port Delays Hit South African Fruit, Wine Exports – Port Elizabeth Business News: Cape Town Port Delays Hit South African Fruit, Wine Exports: Business Insider reported, citing documents it had seen. MSC and ONE will use the Port of Cape Town for its smaller weekly routes, with ONE opting to offload cargo in Port Elizabeth before moving it … Source: “Port … [Read more...] about Cape Town Port Delays Hit South African Fruit, Wine Exports – Port Elizabeth Business News |MyPE

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