KwaNzimakwe Multi-Trail Park on KZN South Coast a treat for nature lovers, 4×4, off-road and hiking fans: Front (L-R) USCT CEO Phelisa Mangcu, RNM Tourism Portfolio Commission Chairman Hilton Boyland, USCT Board Chairperson Joy Crutchfield, Tourism Co-ordinator/Chief Representative Victor Jaca, RNM Mayor Cynthia Mqwebu, and General Sales Manager Halfway Toyota Shelly Beach … [Read more...] about KwaNzimakwe Multi-Trail Park on KZN South Coast a treat for nature lovers, 4×4, off-road and hiking fans
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Minimally invasive procedure to treat severe piles performed in SA for the first time – Painless new option available for patients who suffer from debilitating haemorrhoids
Minimally invasive procedure to treat severe piles performed in SA for the first time – Painless new option available for patients who suffer from debilitating haemorrhoids: A new minimally-invasive embolisation procedure to treat haemorrhoidal disease — a very common medical condition that impacts the lives of many South Africans — was recently performed for the first time at … [Read more...] about Minimally invasive procedure to treat severe piles performed in SA for the first time – Painless new option available for patients who suffer from debilitating haemorrhoids
SA News: South Africa: Does One SA Doctor Treat 4,000 Patients in Public Care, but Less Than 300 Privately?
South Africa: Does One SA Doctor Treat 4,000 Patients in Public Care, but Less Than 300 Privately?: A South African peforms nose plastic surgery on a British patient in a Johannesburg private hospital in October 2008. Public health standards in South Africa continue to be the microscope. Photo: AFP ... Source: "South Africa" - BingNews How CFA Society South Africa is … [Read more...] about SA News: South Africa: Does One SA Doctor Treat 4,000 Patients in Public Care, but Less Than 300 Privately?
Laparoscopic workshop keeps SA surgeons up to date with latest techniques – Minimally invasive approach increasingly used to treat colorectal cancer
Laparoscopic workshop keeps SA surgeons up to date with latest techniques – Minimally invasive approach increasingly used to treat colorectal cancer: An educational laparoscopic colorectal cancer workshop which involved live procedures to demonstrate the latest in surgical techniques, was held at Netcare Pretoria East Hospital recently. A total of 55 surgeons and interventional … [Read more...] about Laparoscopic workshop keeps SA surgeons up to date with latest techniques – Minimally invasive approach increasingly used to treat colorectal cancer
Three reasons why Africa should treat Tillerson visit with scepticism | The Conversation
Three reasons why Africa should treat Tillerson visit with scepticism: US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson. EPA-EFE/Andre PainUS President Donald Trump promised in late January that his Secretary of State Rex Tillerson would make an “extended” visit to Africa in March. In a letter to all African leaders, he reportedly described the purpose of the visit as reaffirming “the … [Read more...] about Three reasons why Africa should treat Tillerson visit with scepticism | The Conversation
