By Newsbreak Producer Hoosen Ebrahim - Cast away with this week's Newsbreak Fishing Report, brought to you by KZN angler Sanjay Ramsarup...

By Newsbreak Producer Hoosen Ebrahim - Cast away with this week's Newsbreak Fishing Report, brought to you by KZN angler Sanjay Ramsarup...

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By Newsbreak Producer Hoosen Ebrahim - As South Africans gear up for the festive season filled with excitement, fun, and family gatherings, the South African National Blood Service (SANBS) has launched its annual summer campaign. Recognizing the increased demand for blood products during this bustling time, the blood service is unwavering in its commitment to a safe and sufficient blood supply across the nation's health care system. Their mission is to exceed the country's current blood donor base of 1%. SANBS' head of donor marketing, Neelashan Govender elaborates...

By Newsbreak Producer Hoosen Ebrahim - As South Africans gear up for the festive season filled with excitement, fun, and family gatherings, the South African National Blood Service (SANBS) has launched its annual summer campaign. Recognizing the increased demand for blood products during this bustling time, the blood service is unwavering in its commitment to a safe and sufficient blood supply across the nation's health care system. Their mission is to exceed the country's current blood donor base of 1%. SANBS' head of donor marketing, Neelashan Govender elaborates...

#PODCAST South African National Blood Service (SANBS) summer campaign aims to improve the current blood donor base of 1% #sabcnews

By Newsbreak Producer Matthew Veeran - Leading financial services provider for graduate professionals - the Professional Provident Society (PPS) have unveiled the findings of its first "Women in Wealth" report. The report delves into the financial behaviours, attitudes and needs of South African women, offering insight into the challenges and opportunities they encounter. It found that in a nation with a population exceeding 60 million, around half a million women possess a four-year degree or higher. Head of Technical Marketing at PPS Motshabi Nomvethe explains that despite the small numbers, the women the study focuses on are emerging as influential voices in the financial sector...

By Newsbreak Producer Matthew Veeran - Leading financial services provider for graduate professionals - the Professional Provident Society (PPS) have unveiled the findings of its first "Women in Wealth" report. The report delves into the financial behaviours, attitudes and needs of South African women, offering insight into the challenges and opportunities they encounter. It found that in a nation with a population exceeding 60 million, around half a million women possess a four-year degree or higher. Head of Technical Marketing at PPS Motshabi Nomvethe explains that despite the small numbers, the women the study focuses on are emerging as influential voices in the financial sector...

#PODCAST First "Women in Wealth" report reveals interesting findings regarding the financial behaviour & attitude of SA women #sabcnews

The Msunduzi Municipality says some services at Pietermaritzburg's Mountain Rise crematorium - which has been experiencing challenges for years - have now resumed. Families in and around the KwaZulu-Natal Midlands were forced to travel to Durban and other places to cremate their loved ones because the crematorium was not functioning. Many residents and civil right groups complained that this was adding an unnecessary financial and emotional burden to bereaved families. The municipality says it has set aside three-million rand for the repair and the functioning of the crematorium. Nonjabulo Mntungwa-Makamu reports…

The Msunduzi Municipality says some services at Pietermaritzburg's Mountain Rise crematorium - which has been experiencing challenges for years - have now resumed. Families in and around the KwaZulu-Natal Midlands were forced to travel to Durban and other places to cremate their loved ones because the crematorium was not functioning. Many residents and civil right groups complained that this was adding an unnecessary financial and emotional burden to bereaved families. The municipality says it has set aside three-million rand for the repair and the functioning of the crematorium. Nonjabulo Mntungwa-Makamu reports…

#PODCAST Newsbreak Fishing Report - Friday 15 November 2024 #sabcnews

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