by Newsbreak Producer, Shanell Daniel - Build One SA has confirmed that they will be escalating the ongoing water challenges in parts of the north of Durban to the National Assembly. This after some residents from areas including Phoenix, Tongaat and Verulam claimed that they have experienced water shortages for months, leading into years. A picket was held outside the Phoenix Regional Sizakala Customer Centre over the weekend where residents demanded water be restored permanently in their taps. BOSA Ambassador for areas including Phoenix, Chatsworth and Tongaat, Tyron Pillay, says they are calling for urgent action in resolving the water crisis in parts of the city

by Newsbreak Producer, Shanell Daniel - Build One SA has confirmed that they will be escalating the ongoing water challenges in parts of the north of Durban to the National Assembly. This after some residents from areas including Phoenix, Tongaat and Verulam claimed that they have experienced water shortages for months, leading into years. A picket was held outside the Phoenix Regional Sizakala Customer Centre over the weekend where residents demanded water be restored permanently in their taps. BOSA Ambassador for areas including Phoenix, Chatsworth and Tongaat, Tyron Pillay, says they are calling for urgent action in resolving the water crisis in parts of the city

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#PODCAST Build One SA to escalate the ongoing water challenges in parts of the north of Durban to the National Assembly

by Newsbreak Producer, Taliesha Naidoo -  The South African National Energy Development Institute (SANEDI) has embarked on a pivotal partnership with Durban University of Technology (DUT) to advance green hydrogen research. This collaboration focuses on producing green hydrogen from borehole water and aims to propel South Africa towards a low-carbon economy. Professor Sampson Mamphweli, Head of SANEDI's Energy Secretariat says the project not only aligns with South Africa's Green Hydrogen Roadmap, but also promises to stimulate local economic growth and support the country's Just Energy Transition.....

by Newsbreak Producer, Taliesha Naidoo -  The South African National Energy Development Institute (SANEDI) has embarked on a pivotal partnership with Durban University of Technology (DUT) to advance green hydrogen research. This collaboration focuses on producing green hydrogen from borehole water and aims to propel South Africa towards a low-carbon economy. Professor Sampson Mamphweli, Head of SANEDI's Energy Secretariat says the project not only aligns with South Africa's Green Hydrogen Roadmap, but also promises to stimulate local economic growth and support the country's Just Energy Transition.....

#PODCAST SANEDI partners with DUT to advance green hydrogen research in South Africa #sabcnews

by Newsbreak Producer, Hoosen Ebrahim -  As the dispute over the National health insurance (NHI) continues with the public health system severely burdened, homoeopathic practitioners claim that natural remedies made from plant, mineral or animal sources could be a solution to bridge the health gap. Dr Shamini Kara is a Homeopath at Juniper Healing. She told Newsbreak that there is an untapped opportunity to improve primary health care delivery right in front of us, currently incorporated in other BRICS country's like India, Russia and Brazil. The major difference between a general medical practitioner and a homoeopathic practitioner is the type of medicine prescribed; as opposed to orthodox medicines, homoeopathic practitioners prescribe only homoeopathic medicines. Dr Kara explains how integrating traditional and complementary medicine into the mainstream healthcare system can enhance primary healthcare delivery and lesson the burden on the severely strained public facilities

by Newsbreak Producer, Hoosen Ebrahim -  As the dispute over the National health insurance (NHI) continues with the public health system severely burdened, homoeopathic practitioners claim that natural remedies made from plant, mineral or animal sources could be a solution to bridge the health gap. Dr Shamini Kara is a Homeopath at Juniper Healing. She told Newsbreak that there is an untapped opportunity to improve primary health care delivery right in front of us, currently incorporated in other BRICS country's like India, Russia and Brazil. The major difference between a general medical practitioner and a homoeopathic practitioner is the type of medicine prescribed; as opposed to orthodox medicines, homoeopathic practitioners prescribe only homoeopathic medicines. Dr Kara explains how integrating traditional and complementary medicine into the mainstream healthcare system can enhance primary healthcare delivery and lesson the burden on the severely strained public facilities

#PODCAST Homoeopathic practitioners claim natural remedies made from plant, mineral or animal sources could be a solution to bridge the health gap #sabcnews

by Newsbreak producer, Tashlan Naidoo - Potatoes South Africa says while potato prices are likely to increase in the next month or two, it will be short lived. This is due to a five day black frost experienced in Limpopo province, South Africa's largest producer of the crop. According to Potatoes SA CEO, Willie Jacobs, this was the longest period of black frost in almost a decade. While some crops were completely decimated, assessments are still ongoing and Jacobs says a potato shortage is not likely as new crops are being farmed

by Newsbreak producer, Tashlan Naidoo - Potatoes South Africa says while potato prices are likely to increase in the next month or two, it will be short lived. This is due to a five day black frost experienced in Limpopo province, South Africa's largest producer of the crop. According to Potatoes SA CEO, Willie Jacobs, this was the longest period of black frost in almost a decade. While some crops were completely decimated, assessments are still ongoing and Jacobs says a potato shortage is not likely as new crops are being farmed

#PODCAST Build One SA to escalate the ongoing water challenges in parts of the north of Durban to the National Assembly

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