The skin is the largest organ of the body, serving as a protective barrier and being highly sensitive to various factors. One of the key contributors to skin health is the food we eat. Our diet plays a significant role in maintaining and enhancing the condition of our skin. Joining us tonight on Medical Matters to unpack the connection between nutrition and skin health is my guest, Nicole Sherwin, Founder Eco Diva Natural Superfood Skincare.

The skin is the largest organ of the body, serving as a protective barrier and being highly sensitive to various factors. One of the key contributors to skin health is the food we eat. Our diet plays a significant role in maintaining and enhancing the condition of our skin. Joining us tonight on Medical Matters to unpack the connection between nutrition and skin health is my guest, Nicole Sherwin, Founder Eco Diva Natural Superfood Skincare.

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Medical Matters: How can the food we eat affect our skin?

On political analysis we talk to Ms. Omhle Ntshingila, NYC Steer Committee Member and Right2Protest Project Coordinator at the Centre for Applied Legal Studies,Wits University to talk about an interesting article that she wrote on GrounUp titled “The right to protest is being blocked by administrative barriers” which talk about the difficulties that people who want to have peaceful protests encounter when they apply for the right and municipal officials that struggle with interpreting the law correctly.

On political analysis we talk to Ms. Omhle Ntshingila, NYC Steer Committee Member and Right2Protest Project Coordinator at the Centre for Applied Legal Studies,Wits University to talk about an interesting article that she wrote on GrounUp titled “The right to protest is being blocked by administrative barriers” which talk about the difficulties that people who want to have peaceful protests encounter when they apply for the right and municipal officials that struggle with interpreting the law correctly.

Political Analysis: The right to protest is being blocked by administrative barriers

World leaders and electoral observers are calling on Venezuela to release the complete results of the country’s presidential vote, as President Nicolas Maduro was formally declared the winner of an election that the opposition says was marred by fraud. Few shops were open and public transport was scarce in the normally bustling Venezuelan capital of Caracas on Monday as the National Electoral Council (CNE) said Maduro had secured another six-year term as president.

Over 15 South African election observers are currently in Caracas, as part of a total of 910 observers from more than 95 countries. They are in the Latin American country to oversee the presidential elections that took place Sunday, 28 July 2024. To tell us more about whats happening we’re joined by Obed Bapela, NEC Member and Deputy Chairperson of the International Relations Sub Committee of the African National Congress (ANC)

World leaders and electoral observers are calling on Venezuela to release the complete results of the country’s presidential vote, as President Nicolas Maduro was formally declared the winner of an election that the opposition says was marred by fraud. Few shops were open and public transport was scarce in the normally bustling Venezuelan capital of Caracas on Monday as the National Electoral Council (CNE) said Maduro had secured another six-year term as president.
Over 15 South African election observers are currently in Caracas, as part of a total of 910 observers from more than 95 countries. They are in the Latin American country to oversee the presidential elections that took place Sunday, 28 July 2024. To tell us more about whats happening we’re joined by Obed Bapela, NEC Member and Deputy Chairperson of the International Relations Sub Committee of the African National Congress (ANC)

Current Affairs: Venezuela’s elections

A total of 95 Libyan nationals were expected to appear in a Mpumalanga court today. They are alleged to have been receiving military training illegally near White River, in Mpumalanga. The group was arrested during a joint operation by law enforcement agencies and Home Affairs. Mongezi was in Mpumalanga today covering the proceedings and he joins us to to tell us what happened.

A total of 95 Libyan nationals were expected to appear in a Mpumalanga court today. They are alleged to have been receiving military training illegally near White River, in Mpumalanga. The group was arrested during a joint operation by law enforcement agencies and Home Affairs. Mongezi was in Mpumalanga today covering the proceedings and he joins us to to tell us what happened.

Medical Matters: How can the food we eat affect our skin?

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