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We meet under difficult circumstances in our country. We have all witnessed the disaster that has occurred in the KwaZulu-Natal province. It has affected lives and livelihoods in manner never seen before. Families have lost their loved ones and there is a lot of grief at the moment. It is
Life has various issues facing individuals daily. One inevitable part is that in a husband andwife relationship, one is likely to pass away before the other.It is like having a hand severed from the body by a butcher’s knife-a very painful loss.So who is the widow?A widow is a woman
Rhodes University Council has elected the Executive Director at the Oprah Winfrey Leadership Academy for Girls (OWLAG), Ms Gugu Ndebele, its new deputy chairperson. Ms Ndebele succeeds Reverend Canon Dr Vicentia Kgabe, who became the first woman deputy chairperson of Rhodes University Council in 2020. Dr Kgabe was, in 2021,
For the second consecutive year, over 50 Gadra Matric School (GMS) alumni graduated from Rhodes University in a single graduation ceremony, which marks a significant milestone in the journey to transform education in Makhanda. GMS is a second-chance school for learners who seek to improve their marks in selected National Senior Certificate subjects with
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The Sister City relationship between Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality and the City of Jacksonville, Florida, USA continues to gain strength following the devastating economic and social effects of COVID-19. This was confirmed by the current working visit by the leadership of Jacksonville to Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality which focused on
The Minister of Health made an unexpected appearance before the Parliamentary Portfolio Committee for Health on Thursday 14 April, 2022. This was in all likelihood precipitated by the extraordinarily scale of comments and criticisms that have already been submitted to the Department of Health by over 275,000 individuals since the Minister first gazetted amended Draft Health Regulations on
