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One Donor, Seven Lives: The Simple Registration That Turns Ordinary South Africans Into Lifesavers
One organ donor can save up to seven lives. Health authorities are urging South Africans to register as organ and tissue donors…
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History Maker: Dr Praveena Sukhraj-Ely Becomes First Blind Leader of a National Department
Dr Praveena Sukhraj-Ely has become the first totally blind person to lead a national government department, opening doors for persons with disabilities…
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From Trainee to Expedition Leader: How a South African Ship Grows Africa’s Ocean Scientists
A young researcher who first went to sea on South Africa’s R/V SA Agulhas II returned a decade later as co-cruise leader…
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Water That Unites: SA and Lesotho’s Highlands Partnership Leads Africa’s Year of Water
As the African Union declares 2026 the year of water and sanitation, South Africa’s Lesotho Highlands partnership and National Water Action Plan…
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Smooth Switch: 1.8 Million Grant Beneficiaries Embrace Postbank’s New Black Card
More than 1.8 million social grant beneficiaries have moved to Postbank’s new black cards, with over 80% of targeted migrations done ahead…
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467 Days of Light: Eskom Smashes Milestones as Diesel Spend Plunges 83%
South Africa has clocked 467 consecutive days without loadshedding, while Eskom restores 1.2 million customers, returns 6 100 MW to the grid…
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