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OPINION | Walking and art are good for your heart
Walking continuously for 10 to 15 minutes even if you are out of shape, or simply standing gazing at artworks in a gallery ― are both beneficial to health, two new studies show.
We have 9,789MW of renewable energy applications in our hands: Barbara Creecy
Forestry, fisheries and environment minister Barbara Creecy said on Friday that 9,789MW of renewable energy applications are in the department’s hands.
'Positive feedback' in pursuit to release SA hostage Gerco van Deventer
The Gift of the Givers has engaged the captors of paramedic Gerco van Deventer, who has been held hostage in Mali since November 3 2017, said director Dr Imtiaz Sooliman on the return of their negotiator this week to South Africa.
South African cheetahs darted ahead of historic flight to new home in India
Two of 12 cheetahs to be flown from South Africa to India in an ambitious transnational relocation project were darted early on Friday at Rooiberg veterinary facility in Limpopo.
Covid-19 under control in Africa but continent hit by deadly cholera outbreak
New Covid-19 cases and deaths in Africa have risen slightly over the past four weeks but Africa CDC acting director Dr Ahmed Ogwell Ouma reports cholera has claimed more than 2,000 lives.over this period.
Right-to-die activist free, will fight for law change in Tutu’s honour
“It’s been three years and I’m free,” says Sean Davison, the right-to-die activist whose three-year house arrest ended on Monday morning with him signing documents at the Cape Town high court.
Cut risk of Covid-19 death by 20 times with double jab
The risk of dying from Covid-19 is 20 times higher among people who are not vaccinated than those who had the double dose Pfizer vaccine, a new study by Discovery Health shows.
Covid-19 jabs safe in early pregnancy, Norwegian data shows
Covid-19 vaccinations do not increase the risk of first-trimester miscarriages in pregnant women new research shows.
Africa gets major boost in efforts to track and trace Covid-19 changes
New disease variants, as shown by Covid-19's Delta, can change the course of pandemics, and identifying these changes is vital.
SA’s ‘unpredictable’ third wave of Covid-19 shows no sign of abating
SA’s third wave of Covid-19 infections is dragging on longer than expected and behaving differently from the first and second waves, health minister Joe Phaahla said on Friday.




















