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UK researcher awarded .6 million for platelet study<\/a>: The $ 6.6 million grant will fund the Molecular Cellular Biochemistry professor\u2019s research over the next seven years. The study, which Whiteheart is leading in collaboration with researchers from \u2026<\/p>\n Angels of the night \u2013 it\u2019s time to cut bats some slack<\/a>: In Western mythology, spooky, nocturnal creatures like bats never stood a chance. In China they were once revered, but right now they\u2019re in big trouble and stand convicted for laying us low. They need \u2026<\/p>\n WATCH: Illegal mussel harvesting in Richards Bay<\/a>: TAKING advantage of the quiet coastal areas during lockdown, poachers have all but wiped out Richards Bay\u2019s mussel population. As can be seen in the video, tens of thousands of mussel shells were \u2026<\/p>\n Coronavirus the final nail in SA\u2019s Super Rugby coffin?<\/a>: It appears increasingly likely that South Africa\u2019s run in Super Rugby has been shoulder-charged into touch \u2013 for the foreseeable future at least.<\/p>\n LISTEN: There is no PPE shortage in KZN, says health MEC<\/a>: Natal, Nomagugu Simelane-Zulu, has slammed reports that there is a shortage of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) in the province.<\/p>\n FULL MATCH: Scotland and Samoa go down to the wire in 2015 World Cup thriller<\/a>: World Rugby continues to be a force for good during the lockdown period by providing a number of full matches from its Rugby World Cup archives [STOP READING NOW TO AVOID SPOILER]. It\u2019s time to look \u2026<\/p>\n Criminal syndicate behind KZN school vandalism, says education MEC<\/a>: Natal education MEC Kwazi Mshengu says the continued burning and burgling of schools in the province is part of a ploy to get the government to hire private security.<\/p>\n
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