LESSON Subject: Physical Sciences Tutor: Bennert Maluleke Topic: Last Push Strategies P1

Queens of Grace with Carol Ofori

LESSON Subject: Physical Sciences Tutor: Bennert Maluleke Topic: Last Push Strategies P1 - 6 October 2020

MY SHERO: Teboho Mofokeng is a certified civil engineer , wastewater treatment specialist and an author. Her new book is titled ‘Finding your seat at the table’

MY SHERO: Teboho Mofokeng is a certified civil engineer , wastewater treatment specialist and an author - 14 Oct 2020

MY SHERO: Daniela Casetti is a South Africa based musician with a Latin American background. Born in Chile in, she also spent some time in Argentina where some of her family comes from. She permanently relocated to South Africa in 2006. Although she holds a Bcom degree in Tourism Management and has been a South African tourism practitioner for quite some time, her first love is music. Her latest single is titled ‘Breaking free’.

MY SHERO: Daniela Casetti is a South Africa based musician with a Latin American background - 7 Oct 2020

THE ROUND TABLE DISCUSSION: Breast cancer is the most prevalent cancer amongst women in South Africa, affecting 1 in 28 women[1], and in urban communities the incidence is as high as 1 in 8 according to National Health Laboratory statistics. But early screening and detection of the disease dramatically improves women’s chances of survival and reduces the need for aggressive and invasive treatment.
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month and the Breast Imaging Society of South Africa (BISSA) urges women to regularly self-examine and have an annual mammogram from the age of 40.
Guest: Prof Jackie Smilg, Chair of Breast Imaging Society of South Africa (BISSA) which is a sub-specialty group of the Radiological Society of South Africa

THE ROUND TABLE DISCUSSION: Breast cancer is the most prevalent cancer amongst women in South Africa, affecting 1 in 28 women[1], and in urban communities the incidence is as high as 1 in 8 according to National Health Laboratory statistics. But early screening and detection of the disease dramatically improves women’s chances of survival and reduces the need for aggressive and invasive treatment.<br>October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month and the Breast Imaging Society of South Africa (BISSA) urges women to regularly self-examine and have an annual mammogram from the age of 40.<br>Guest: Prof Jackie Smilg, Chair of Breast Imaging Society of South Africa (BISSA) which is a sub-specialty group of the Radiological Society of South Africa

LESSON Subject: Physical Sciences Tutor: Bennert Maluleke Topic: Last Push Strategies P1 - 6 October 2020

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