On tonight’s medical matters we shed light on a common yet overlooked condition that affects the scalp, by causing thick, discoloured plaques and patches. For those who live with it, scalp psoriasis can impact everything from daily routines to self-confidence. Joining me to unpack the ins and outs of this condition—what causes it, how it differs from other skin issues, and the most effective ways to manage it is Dr Gontse Rangwetsi, a specialist in Dermatology.

On tonight’s medical matters we shed light on a common yet overlooked condition that affects the scalp, by causing thick, discoloured plaques and patches. For those who live with it, scalp psoriasis can impact everything from daily routines to self-confidence. Joining me to unpack the ins and outs of this condition—what causes it, how it differs from other skin issues, and the most effective ways to manage it is Dr Gontse Rangwetsi, a specialist in Dermatology.

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Medical Matters: Understanding Scalp Psoriasis 

Botswana held a national election last week Wednesday to decide if one of Africa's longest-ruling parties stays in power for another five-year term. The Botswana Democratic Party has governed the southern African nation for 58 years, since independence from Britain in 1966, and has held the presidency throughout. Botswana's opposition Umbrella for Democratic Change (UDC) has won a majority in parliament and can form the next government, the electoral commission announced on Friday, marking a historic defeat for the party that had governed the diamond-rich country for nearly six decades. Outgoing president Mokgweetsi Masisi conceded defeat in Wednesday's general election and said his administration would begin handing over the reins of government in the next few days. Thembisa Fakude, a senior research fellow at Africa Asia Dialogues and chief executive officer at the Mail & Guardian, joins to tell us more about the successful Botswana elections.

Botswana held a national election last week Wednesday to decide if one of Africa's longest-ruling parties stays in power for another five-year term. The Botswana Democratic Party has governed the southern African nation for 58 years, since independence from Britain in 1966, and has held the presidency throughout. Botswana's opposition Umbrella for Democratic Change (UDC) has won a majority in parliament and can form the next government, the electoral commission announced on Friday, marking a historic defeat for the party that had governed the diamond-rich country for nearly six decades. Outgoing president Mokgweetsi Masisi conceded defeat in Wednesday's general election and said his administration would begin handing over the reins of government in the next few days. Thembisa Fakude, a senior research fellow at Africa Asia Dialogues and chief executive officer at the Mail &amp; Guardian, joins to tell us more about the successful Botswana elections.

Political Analysis: Why Botswana’s *successful elections made international headlines?

An 11-year-old child recently lost their life after reportedly consuming poisonous snacks, leaving the community of Alex  in shock and demanding answers. As families grieve, questions about the safety of food products and the need for stricter oversight have come to the forefront. Joining me to give us more context on this story is Orrin Singh, EWN reporter.

An 11-year-old child recently lost their life after reportedly consuming poisonous snacks, leaving the community of Alex  in shock and demanding answers. As families grieve, questions about the safety of food products and the need for stricter oversight have come to the forefront. Joining me to give us more context on this story is Orrin Singh, EWN reporter.

Medical Matters: Understanding Scalp Psoriasis

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