-by Newsbreak Taresh Harreeparshad

The back and forth between the ANC and the DA as both parties try to cobble together a cabinet of national unity has left the country in a frenzy? What does this mean for working relations going forward? The Democracy Development Programme's Sphamandla Brian Mhlongo helps us make sense of it.

-by Newsbreak Taresh Harreeparshad
The back and forth between the ANC and the DA as both parties try to cobble together a cabinet of national unity has left the country in a frenzy? What does this mean for working relations going forward? The Democracy Development Programme's Sphamandla Brian Mhlongo helps us make sense of it.

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By Tracy Valaydham - The Cancer Association of South Africa (CANSA) predicts two hundred and twenty thousand new cancer cases by the year 2030. As Corporate Wellness week kicks off from the 1st, until 5th July, CANSA has been visiting various corporate companies around the country to reduce the health risks of their employees by educating and screening employees about the risks Cancer and other non-communicable diseases have on one's health. CANSA national Manager Lorraine Govender says employees should take a step back and to get their regular checks-up done as prevention is better than cure...

By Tracy Valaydham - The Cancer Association of South Africa (CANSA) predicts two hundred and twenty thousand new cancer cases by the year 2030. As Corporate Wellness week kicks off from the 1st, until 5th July, CANSA has been visiting various corporate companies around the country to reduce the health risks of their employees by educating and screening employees about the risks Cancer and other non-communicable diseases have on one's health. CANSA national Manager Lorraine Govender says employees should take a step back and to get their regular checks-up done as prevention is better than cure...

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By Newsbreak Producer Tashlan Naidoo - Following the announcement of the new cabinet, calls are being made for more to be done to ensure better palliative care access as many patients spend their last days in pain and anguish across the country. This comes as the Hospital Association of South Africa (HASA) and health care provider, 'Alignd' dissect the critical issues affecting the sector through a series of podcasts. Some of the greatest challenges were found to be the shortage of providers who are trained to provide palliative care. CEO of Alignd, Dr Lungi Nyathi says there are less than 100 palliative care-trained doctors in South Africa - while there's also a dire shortage of nurses trained in palliative medicine...

By Newsbreak Producer Tashlan Naidoo - Following the announcement of the new cabinet, calls are being made for more to be done to ensure better palliative care access as many patients spend their last days in pain and anguish across the country. This comes as the Hospital Association of South Africa (HASA) and health care provider, 'Alignd' dissect the critical issues affecting the sector through a series of podcasts. Some of the greatest challenges were found to be the shortage of providers who are trained to provide palliative care. CEO of Alignd, Dr Lungi Nyathi says there are less than 100 palliative care-trained doctors in South Africa - while there's also a dire shortage of nurses trained in palliative medicine...

#PODCAST Healthcare provider "Alignd" bemoan the lack of local doctors and nurses trained to provide palliative care #sabcnews

By Newsbreak Prodcuer Matthew Veeran - The Eastern Cape Liquor Board recently hosted its 2nd annual Underage Drinking Awareness race. Post-exam parties and underage drinking have become the norm among the youth in South Africa. The issue of underage drinking meanwhile was first highlighted two years ago when 21 young people died at the Enyobeni Tavern in East London. Lucky Ntimane is the CEO of Liquor Traders Association. He says the liquor board as of late have initiated a number of drives - like this race - that are proving to be successful... 

By Newsbreak Prodcuer Matthew Veeran - The Eastern Cape Liquor Board recently hosted its 2nd annual Underage Drinking Awareness race. Post-exam parties and underage drinking have become the norm among the youth in South Africa. The issue of underage drinking meanwhile was first highlighted two years ago when 21 young people died at the Enyobeni Tavern in East London. Lucky Ntimane is the CEO of Liquor Traders Association. He says the liquor board as of late have initiated a number of drives - like this race - that are proving to be successful...

#PODCAST GNU negotiations toughen as South Africa waits for a cabinet #sabcnews

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