By Newsbreak Producer Taresh Harreeparshad - With each variant of COVID-19 detected in South Africa - there appears to be better immunity against the virus. This is revealed in data collated by the South African National Blood Service (SANBS). In a study to test the number of blood donors who have COVID-19 antibodies - they found that the number increased from 47% during the wave of the Beta variant, to 71% during the Delta wave. SANBS principal investigator of the study - Marion Vermeulen explains what the data suggests about the fight against COVID-19...

By Newsbreak Producer Taresh Harreeparshad - With each variant of COVID-19 detected in South Africa - there appears to be better immunity against the virus. This is revealed in data collated by the South African National Blood Service (SANBS). In a study to test the number of blood donors who have COVID-19 antibodies - they found that the number increased from 47% during the wave of the Beta variant, to 71% during the Delta wave. SANBS principal investigator of the study - Marion Vermeulen explains what the data suggests about the fight against COVID-19...

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Award-winning Current Affairs programme and News talk show bringing you topical news issues of the week relevant to Lotus FM - we cover issues YOU want to hear - beating deadlines, making headlines. 5-6am, 12-12:30pm weekdays and weekends from 12-1pm.

Award-winning Current Affairs programme and News talk show bringing you topical news issues of the week relevant to Lotus FM - we cover issues YOU want to hear - beating deadlines, making headlines. 5-6am, 12-12:30pm weekdays and weekends from 12-1pm.

#PODCAST New @theSANBS study shows interesting findings relating to immunity built up by South Africans during each wave of COVID-19

By Newsbreak's Shanell Daniel

While motorists are bracing for fuel hikes of up to R3 per litre and the South African Reserve Bank dramatically increasing the cost of servicing existing debt, there is the inevitable cascade into higher shelf prices for groceries and essentials. In many households, these tough economic times wipe-out any disposable income and leave employees in the workplace with low morale. According to Alex Cook, the Founder and Chief Executive Officer of fintech company, Wealthbit, anyone without the right support can be affected, irrespective of what they earn. In these tough economic times Cook explains the impact of financial stress and how to better navigate finances...

By Newsbreak's Shanell Daniel
While motorists are bracing for fuel hikes of up to R3 per litre and the South African Reserve Bank dramatically increasing the cost of servicing existing debt, there is the inevitable cascade into higher shelf prices for groceries and essentials. In many households, these tough economic times wipe-out any disposable income and leave employees in the workplace with low morale. According to Alex Cook, the Founder and Chief Executive Officer of fintech company, Wealthbit, anyone without the right support can be affected, irrespective of what they earn. In these tough economic times Cook explains the impact of financial stress and how to better navigate finances...

Facing financial stress with a plan #sabcnews

By Newsbreak's Shanell Daniel

As September marks Heart Awareness Month and World Heart Day is held on 29 September, precautionary heart health care remains a priority. According to statistics an estimated 10 people experience a heart attack every hour and Cardiovascular Disease is the world's leading cause of death, killing about 20 million people each year and accounting for approximately 33% of all deaths globally. Professor Pamela Naidoo, CEO of the The Heart and Stroke Foundation South Africa, and Dr Nikhil Maharaj, a Durban-based Medical Doctor, share important insight on how to prevent heart complications at any age...

By Newsbreak's Shanell Daniel
As September marks Heart Awareness Month and World Heart Day is held on 29 September, precautionary heart health care remains a priority. According to statistics an estimated 10 people experience a heart attack every hour and Cardiovascular Disease is the world's leading cause of death, killing about 20 million people each year and accounting for approximately 33% of all deaths globally. Professor Pamela Naidoo, CEO of the The Heart and Stroke Foundation South Africa, and Dr Nikhil Maharaj, a Durban-based Medical Doctor, share important insight on how to prevent heart complications at any age...

Protecting the heart, preventing disease - Health experts share their insight #sabcnews 

By Newsbreak's Shanell Daniel

What is self-mastery? How do you know if you're living out of tune with your own frequency? Acclaimed self-mastery expert and author M.K Angajan says it all starts with asking yourself who you are and what your purpose is. In his newly launched book, 'The Hidden Frequency: Tuning into the Wavelength of Excellence', MK Angajan explores the often-spoken but less-practiced habits that shape ones thoughts, emotions, decisions, actions, results, and legacy. Rooted in timeless spiritual wisdom and expressed through modern insight, the book examines self-mastery, purpose, focus, emotional balance, and inner fulfilment – gently challenging common assumptions about success, education, leadership, wealth and happiness. In a one-on-one interview with Newsbreak Talk, M.K Angajan discusses his new book and provides insight into self-mastery...

By Newsbreak's Shanell Daniel
What is self-mastery? How do you know if you're living out of tune with your own frequency? Acclaimed self-mastery expert and author M.K Angajan says it all starts with asking yourself who you are and what your purpose is. In his newly launched book, 'The Hidden Frequency: Tuning into the Wavelength of Excellence', MK Angajan explores the often-spoken but less-practiced habits that shape ones thoughts, emotions, decisions, actions, results, and legacy.&nbsp;Rooted in timeless spiritual wisdom and expressed through modern insight, the book examines self-mastery, purpose, focus, emotional balance, and inner fulfilment &ndash; gently challenging common assumptions about success, education, leadership, wealth and happiness. In a one-on-one interview with Newsbreak Talk, M.K Angajan discusses his new book and provides insight into self-mastery...

#PODCAST New @theSANBS study shows interesting findings relating to immunity built up by South Africans during each wave of COVID-19

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