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Is your asthma really under control?
5 May marks World Asthma Day annually, and this year’s theme was “Access to anti-inflammatory inhalers for everyone with asthma – still an urgent need.” Asthma affects more than 260…
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RSV in infants: why early awareness can save lives
Parents and caregivers need to understand the importance of respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) prevention, recognise symptoms earlier, ask the right questions and seek care before illness becomes severe. Respiratory syncytial…
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Is private education reserved for the rich elite?
In South Africa, private higher education is often assumed to be for wealthy students or those who did not get into public universities. It is also commonly linked to privilege,…
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Could emojis be masking teen suffering?
A convergence of biological, societal and economic factors is placing South Africa’s adolescents at higher risk of suicide, yet many adults may not be in tune with the signs of…
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Gender-Neutral Parental Leave Comes to South Africa
By Candice Mncwabe, Western Cape Committee Member of the South African Reward Association (SARA), Chartered Reward Specialist and Senior Manager at Deloitte, and John Botha, Joint CEO of Business Solutions…
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From Classroom to Console: Why South African Schools are Embracing Esports
Across the country, schools are rethinking how they build teamwork, leadership, and digital readiness among learners. Esports or competitive gaming, has evolved from a casual pastime into a credible part…