The narrow window of an âabruptâ Gauteng Health tender for oncology radiation services has raised concerns, with Cancer Alliance saying many private sector radiation therapy companies missed out on an opportunity to help the thousands of public sector patients desperately needing potentially lifesaving treatment. The province has a backlog of around 3 000 patients awaiting radiation therapy, [â¦]
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The clock ticks on SA’s chances of hosting 2023 World Cup – BizNews.com
Government says it will not relent from a ban that prohibits the union from launching bids in the next 12 months for major international events.
Continue reading...Emerging designers steal the limelight at AFI Joburg Fashion Week
AFI Joburg Fashion Week closed the fashion week calendar for the year with a bang.
Global Roundup: South Africa Shared Parental Leave, Bangladesh Garment Workers Protest, Latvia Legalises Same-Sex Partnerships, China Feminist Consumers & Pink Tax, Series on Queer Indigenous Youth
Curated by FG Contributor Samiha Hossain Campaigners see the new ruling as the first big step towards more balance caregiving in South Africa. Photograph: Schalk van Zuydam/AP South Africa is set to become the first country in Africa to introduce shared parental leave after a high court ruled that both parents must have the right to time off after the birth of a baby or adopting a child
Local artist releases new hit single • Tabloid Newspapers
Musical artist, Denzyl Pillay from Phoenix has once again released another hit single entitled, âCan You Move Your Bodyâ
Ethekwini Municipality sweeps away allegations of financial mismanagement by DA over street sweepers
The eThekwini Municipality has vehemently denied allegations of financial mismanagement made by the Democratic Alliance (DA) regarding the procurement of advanced street sweeper vehicles.
After 24 years, almost 1 000 RDP houses in Mthatha are still not finished | News24
In 1999, Meyden Farm shack dwellers were given RDP houses. But, says community leader Qaqamba Hlupheka, their new homes were of very poor quality â the plaster was already cracking, roofs were leaking, and some walls had holes.
Transnet responds to viral video of workers using makeshift tools and a bucket to remove rainwater
The Transnet National Ports Authority says it is aware of a video clip showing quayside flooding and external contractors using makeshift tools and a bucket to drain the water at one of the privately owned and managed terminals in the Port of Durbanâs Point Precinct.
Raubex ups its dividend by a fifth as it eyes construction pickup | Business
Construction and engineering group Raubex has upped its interim dividend by a fifth, boosted by its new footprint in the mining industry.
Book educates the youth about Ubuntu
Botho-Ubuntu, is collection of short stories and poems, written by 67 young African writers which encourages the sharing of knowledge and their life experiences even at the tender age of eight.