By Newsbreak Producer, Taliesha Naidoo - Today is World Hypertension Day. The day is annually observed on the 17th and is dedicated to raising awareness about hypertension (high blood pressure) and promoting efforts to prevent, diagnose, and control the condition worldwide. Joining us on the line to discuss what is often deemed the silent killer is Dr Angela Murphy, a specialist physician with over 20 years of experience working in the field of Diabetes, Obesity and general Endocrinology...

By Newsbreak Producer, Taliesha Naidoo - Today is World Hypertension Day. The day is annually observed on the 17th and is dedicated to raising awareness about hypertension (high blood pressure) and promoting efforts to prevent, diagnose, and control the condition worldwide. Joining us on the line to discuss what is often deemed the silent killer is Dr Angela Murphy, a specialist physician with over 20 years of experience working in the field of Diabetes, Obesity and general Endocrinology...

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#PODCAST A rising global health crisis: We discuss hypertension with Dr Angela Murphy

by Newsbreaks Taresh Harreeparshad.

By midday Saturday it was over 95% of Voting Districts declared- inching forth to the 100% mark. The ANC sat at the top- below 41% of the count. The DA followed with a tiny growth of 21%. And the surprise package of the election- MK sat in third position with 14.6%. What did these parties do to decide such a fate at the ballot box? Prof. Bheki  Mgomezulu helps us analyse this. 

by Newsbreaks Taresh Harreeparshad.
By midday Saturday it was over 95% of Voting Districts declared- inching forth to the 100% mark. The ANC sat at the top- below 41% of the count. The DA followed with a tiny growth of 21%. And the surprise package of the election- MK sat in third position with 14.6%. What did these parties do to decide such a fate at the ballot box? Prof. Bheki  Mgomezulu helps us analyse this.

#PODCAST As votes inch forth to 100% of districts declared- we analyse how the leaderboard got to where it is in the 2024 General Elections #sabcnews

With one day to go before South Africans cast their votes - one third of all registered voters are undecided on who to vote for. This emerged from a recent poll conducted by the survey group - Afrobarometer. Newsbreak's Taliesha Naidoo spoke to Dr. Sithembile Mbete, lecturer in the Department of Political Sciences at the University of Pretoria, about the impact these voters could make in changing the political landscape of the country...

With one day to go before South Africans cast their votes - one third of all registered voters are undecided on who to vote for. This emerged from a recent poll conducted by the survey group - Afrobarometer. Newsbreak's Taliesha Naidoo spoke to Dr. Sithembile Mbete, lecturer in the Department of Political Sciences at the University of Pretoria, about the impact these voters could make in changing the political landscape of the country...

#PODCAST Afrobarometer poll finds that one third of all registered voters are undecided on who to vote for #sabcnews

By Newsbreak Producer Hoosen Ebrahim - The annual sardine run is on our doorstep - with the silvery fish expected to brace the shores of Durban between now and next month. This as millions of sardines travel from the cold southern oceans off South Africa's Cape Point, hugging the shore as they make their way up along the coastlines of the former Transkei area and KwaZulu-Natal in what is commonly known as the annual Sardine Run. Visible even by satellite, these famous sardines travel in shoals exceeding 15  kilometers in length, three and a half kilometers wide and nearly forty meters deep in the ocean. For the latest on the whereabouts on the sardine run, here's avid Durban fisherman - Adam Kamdar...

By Newsbreak Producer Hoosen Ebrahim - The annual sardine run is on our doorstep - with the silvery fish expected to brace the shores of Durban between now and next month. This as millions of sardines travel from the cold southern oceans off South Africa's Cape Point, hugging the shore as they make their way up along the coastlines of the former Transkei area and KwaZulu-Natal in what is commonly known as the annual Sardine Run. Visible even by satellite, these famous sardines travel in shoals exceeding 15  kilometers in length, three and a half kilometers wide and nearly forty meters deep in the ocean. For the latest on the whereabouts on the sardine run, here's avid Durban fisherman - Adam Kamdar...

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