The National Consumer Commission (NCC) is carrying out nationwide inspections to ensure businesses comply with consumer protection regulations. In Limpopo, the NCC has uncovered significant violations of the Consumer Protection Act, notably the sale of expired or near-expired products. The commission alleges that these suppliers are prioritizing their own interests over consumer well-being, and is taking action to hold them accountable. For more on this Elvis Presslin spoke to Phetho Ntaba, Spokesperson for the National Consumer Commission

The National Consumer Commission (NCC) is carrying out nationwide inspections to ensure businesses comply with consumer protection regulations. In Limpopo, the NCC has uncovered significant violations of the Consumer Protection Act, notably the sale of expired or near-expired products. The commission alleges that these suppliers are prioritizing their own interests over consumer well-being, and is taking action to hold them accountable. For more on this Elvis Presslin spoke to Phetho Ntaba, Spokesperson for the National Consumer Commission

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NCC carries out nationwide inspections after discovery of expired or near-expired products

The Police and Prisons Civil Rights Union (POPCRU) has raised alarm over the mental health crisis within the South African Police Service (SAPS), citing rising suicide rates and mounting mental health challenges. POPCRU says officers face extreme stress, trauma, and violence daily, with inadequate support systems in place. The union is calling for urgent reforms, including improvements to the Employee Health and Wellness Programme. For more Elvis Presslin spoke to Thulani Ntsele national Treasurer at Popcru

The Police and Prisons Civil Rights Union (POPCRU) has raised alarm over the mental health crisis within the South African Police Service (SAPS), citing rising suicide rates and mounting mental health challenges. POPCRU says officers face extreme stress, trauma, and violence daily, with inadequate support systems in place. The union is calling for urgent reforms, including improvements to the Employee Health and Wellness Programme. For more Elvis Presslin spoke to Thulani Ntsele national Treasurer at Popcru

POPCRU raises alarm over mental health crisis within SAPS

In a significant two-day gathering, tuberculosis (TB) advocates from across South Africa will come together to focus on a critical issue of enhancing the patient experience in TB treatment and its impact on treatment adherence. Organized by the TB Accountability Consortium (TBAC), this convening seek to explore the challenges surrounding TB management. Despite an estimated 300,000 cases, only one-third of patients complete their treatment. For more on this Elvis Presslin spoke to TB Accountability Consortium Project Coordinator, Sihle Mahonga Ndawonde

In a significant two-day gathering, tuberculosis (TB) advocates from across South Africa will come together to focus on a critical issue of enhancing the patient experience in TB treatment and its impact on treatment adherence. Organized by the TB Accountability Consortium (TBAC), this convening seek to explore the challenges surrounding TB management. Despite an estimated 300,000 cases, only one-third of patients complete their treatment. For more on this Elvis Presslin spoke to TB Accountability Consortium Project Coordinator, Sihle Mahonga Ndawonde

Two day TB gathering to focus on enhancing patient experience in treatment

Minister of Small Business Development Stella Ndabeni- Abrahams outlined to parliament some of the collaborative measures between various stakeholders to enforce regulations in the Spaza shop industry. Meanwhile IFP MP Nhlanhla Hadebe  dismissed any attempts to frame the debate on the consumption of expired and poisonous foods sold at some foreign owned spaza shops as xenophobic or afrophobic. For more on this Deputy Minister of Small Business Development Jane Sithole spoke to Elvis Presslin..

Minister of Small Business Development Stella Ndabeni- Abrahams outlined to parliament some of the collaborative measures between various stakeholders to enforce regulations in the Spaza shop industry. Meanwhile IFP MP Nhlanhla Hadebe  dismissed any attempts to frame the debate on the consumption of expired and poisonous foods sold at some foreign owned spaza shops as xenophobic or afrophobic. For more on this Deputy Minister of Small Business Development Jane Sithole spoke to Elvis Presslin..

NCC carries out nationwide inspections after discovery of expired or near-expired products

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