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There is a proverb common to many African cultures which says that it takes a village to raise a child. This idea – that the broader...
There is help available for children who suffer from attention deficit and hyperactivity disorders.
If a child who suffers from attention deficit...
The new Amber Alert system that was recently launched by the South African Police Service (SAPS), in partnership with Facebook, will be instrumental...
Each year the Government Employees Medical Scheme (GEMS) encourages its members to review their healthcare needs and make the decision on whether they wish to remain on their current benefit option or choose to move to a different option.
When teacher Mapula Rampedi realised 20 years ago that she was not making ends meet on her salary, she looked to her childhood for a solution.
The daughter of a small-scale farmer who raised pigs and grew crops, and vegetables recalled how
Although rain is a blessing for farmers, it can bring with it an increased risk of animal diseases.
Following the good rains that have recently fallen over parts of the country, the Department of Agriculture, Land Reform and Rural Development has
A Mpumalanga emerging farmer is ploughing ahead, having already won a prestigious award and secured a substantial contract for her maize.
A young female maize farmer is taking giant leaps towards becoming a successful commercial farmer.
The brains of preschool children grow at an incredible rate and help lay the foundations of language, thinking and social and emotional development.
Children from Upington in the Northern Cape are benefiting from 10 early childhood development (
An increase in diarrhoea cases, referred to as ‘surge season’, takes place between November and April annually, due to the warmer summer temperatures which promote the spread of germs.
This is according to the City of Cape Town’
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