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HIV is nothing: TB survivor and activist shares journey from stigma to strength
“The only thing that is needed when you are HIV positive is to take care of your body and treatment,” said a Khayelitsha HIV/Aids activist, Babalwa Mazaleni.
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Teacher lauded for AI-powered platform
“Using my technical knowledge, I began digitising most of this work to make my own processes more efficient.”
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South Africa child malnutrition crisis: Parliament to debate urgent action for vulnerable children
MPs debated South Africa’s child malnutrition crisis on Friday, highlighting rising stunting rates and urging stronger government action to protect vulnerable children.
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Courageous young boy touches hearts as he beats TB with world-class care
Hayden recovers from tuberculous meningitis at St Joseph’s free paediatric care facility, transforming from bedridden to walking and singing.
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South Africa’s informal miners fight for their future in coal’s twilight
Growing up, Cyprial dreamed of being a lawyer. Instead, he now spends his days underground, swinging a pickaxe against rock in a pitch-black illegal mine that snakes for kilometres beneath…
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Rare royal wedding champagne from Charles and Diana’s 1981 ceremony heads to auction
The 1961 Dom Pérignon Vintage magnum is one of only 12 bottles specially made and labelled to commemorate the royal wedding that captivated hundreds of millions of viewers worldwide. The…
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GALLERY | Cape Town’s festive lights switch-on draws thousands
This long-standing tradition is one of the city’s most cherished events and signals the official start of the festive season.
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Breakthrough HIV drugs mean nothing without daily discipline, experts warn
Today, on World Aids Day, explore why breakthrough HIV drugs need to be backed by daily discipline for effective treatment and prevention efforts.
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Scientists say most dogs have some wolf DNA – even chihuahuas
Scientists reveal that most dogs have some wolf DNA, showing recent interbreeding between dogs and wolves.
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South African’s sport betting addiction: Calls to helpline soar 623%
The surge in South African’s sport betting addiction raises concerns. Understand its effects on individuals and society.
