District Mail and Helderberg Gazette
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Maurice Edelson’s 13 400 km healing journey across Africa to conquer childhood trauma ends in coma just 3 000 km from Cape Town.
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Health experts marked World Kidney Day by warning that chronic kidney disease dramatically increases heart disease risk, with new treatments like SGLT2 inhibitors and GLP-1 receptor agonists showing promise but remaining largely inaccessible to most South Africans due to cost barriers.
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Cape Town terminated contracts with Triple C Maintenance after an owner allegedly attempted to bribe the city manager with R 1.4 million.
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A local contractor was arrested at Somerset West’s Waterstone Village shopping centre on Tuesday (3 March) after allegedly offering City of Cape Town manager Lungelo Mbandazayo R1.4 million in cash to halt corruption investigations, in a dramatic sting operation where the City Manager acted as an undercover agent for police.
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Somerset West’s Jeanette Giliam, fondly known as “Ganna,” celebrated her remarkable 106th birthday this year, having been born on 29 February 1920 and continuing to inspire her community with her resilience and grace through more than a century of extraordinary change.
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The South African automotive industry is witnessing a tale of two markets this March. New data released by naamsa/The Automotive Business Council (ABC) reveals that while domestic vehicle sales have surged to their best February performance since 2013 the export sector is struggling against a tide of global protectionism and shifting green regulations.
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Helderberg local Jade Morris was already several kilometres into a grueling 100km journey as soon as the sun rose early on Monday morning (2 March) as the 27-year-old began her mission to raise vital funds and awareness for the Bizweni Centre for Children with Disabilities.
