This evening on Medical Matters we’re joined by Dr Dennis Rehbock, a Podiatrist, to talk about how to take care of your feet especially if you’re to be attending our annual walt the talk. Dr Rehbock will be talking about what shoes to wear, prepping your feet for the race, post-race footcare for the blisters and foot pain etc, general foot conditions and injuries, winter foot conditions like chilblains and diabetic feet – what to do.

This evening on Medical Matters we’re joined by Dr Dennis Rehbock, a Podiatrist, to talk about how to take care of your feet especially if you’re to be attending our annual walt the talk. Dr Rehbock will be talking about what shoes to wear, prepping your feet for the race, post-race footcare for the blisters and foot pain etc, general foot conditions and injuries, winter foot conditions like chilblains and diabetic feet – what to do.

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Medical Matters: Taking care of feet you’re the upcoming walk the talk

On political Analysis we look at an interesting article written by Lisa Vetten, a gender violence specialist titled “What Life Esidimeni and Gauteng’s late payment of NGOs have in common”. The way in which Gauteng's social development department has treated nonprofits' funding this year reminds, to some extent, of the provincial health department's conduct in the Life Esidimeni saga. Lisa Vetten writes why it's important that government's decision-makers be held accountable.

On political Analysis we look at an interesting article written by Lisa Vetten, a gender violence specialist titled “What Life Esidimeni and Gauteng’s late payment of NGOs have in common”. The way in which Gauteng's social development department has treated nonprofits' funding this year reminds, to some extent, of the provincial health department's conduct in the Life Esidimeni saga. Lisa Vetten writes why it's important that government's decision-makers be held accountable.

Political Analysis:  What Life Esidimeni and Gauteng’s late payment of NGOs have in common

Action SA has stated that it is willing to collaborate with the ANC in Joburg, but only under three specific conditions: Mayor Kabelo Gwamanda must be removed, the R200 surcharge on prepaid electricity consumers' bills must be scrapped, and the speaker position in Tshwane must be given to an Action SA member as originally intended. Joining us to provide more details on this development is our EWN Reporter, Alpha Ramushwane.

Action SA has stated that it is willing to collaborate with the ANC in Joburg, but only under three specific conditions: Mayor Kabelo Gwamanda must be removed, the R200 surcharge on prepaid electricity consumers' bills must be scrapped, and the speaker position in Tshwane must be given to an Action SA member as originally intended. Joining us to provide more details on this development is our EWN Reporter, Alpha Ramushwane.

Current Affairs: ActionsSA to work with the ANC only three specific conditions.

Last night, US president Joe Biden announced that he is withdrawing from the presidential race, what does this mean for the Democratic Party, and how will it reshape the election landscape? His decision has been welcomed with much relief and some criticism for endorsing vice president Kamala Harris. Joining me to discuss the implications of Biden’s decisions and Harris’ potential to step up and lead is Professor Christopher Isike, Director for African Centre for the Study of the United States at the University of Pretoria.

Last night, US president Joe Biden announced that he is withdrawing from the presidential race, what does this mean for the Democratic Party, and how will it reshape the election landscape? His decision has been welcomed with much relief and some criticism for endorsing vice president Kamala Harris. Joining me to discuss the implications of Biden’s decisions and Harris’ potential to step up and lead is Professor Christopher Isike, Director for African Centre for the Study of the United States at the University of Pretoria.

Medical Matters: Taking care of feet you’re the upcoming walk the talk

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