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2. Discovery bank delivers its first profit in the second half 
3. Markets

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<li> Firstrand posts 10% growth in earnings&nbsp;</li>
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<li>2. Discovery bank delivers its first profit in the second half&nbsp;</li>
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Outsurance posts strong earnings, declares special dividend
2. ⁠Rainbow Chicken profits more than double
3. ⁠Market update

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<li>Outsurance posts strong earnings, declares special dividend</li>
<li>2. ⁠Rainbow Chicken profits more than double</li>
<li>3. ⁠Market update</li>
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Glaucoma, often called the “silent thief of sight,” is one of the leading causes of preventable blindness worldwide. In South Africa, awareness remains dangerously low, with experts estimating that only one in twenty people with glaucoma know they are affected.

Guest: Dr Nombuso Mathe: Vice President of the South African Glaucoma Society 

 

Glaucoma, often called the &ldquo;silent thief of sight,&rdquo; is one of the leading causes of preventable blindness worldwide. In South Africa, awareness remains dangerously low, with experts estimating that only one in twenty people with glaucoma know they are affected.
Guest: Dr Nombuso Mathe: Vice President of the South African Glaucoma Society &nbsp;
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Glaucoma, often called the “silent thief of sight,” is one of the leading causes of preventable blindness worldwide. 

According to Louise du Plessis, head of the Land, Housing and Property Programme at Lawyers for Human Rights, both national and local governments are falling short in addressing land reform and housing challenges — with poor communities, particularly women, bearing the brunt of the consequences.

Guest: Louise du Plessis: Lawyer & Lawyers for Human Rights, Head of Land Housing and Property Programme 

According to Louise du Plessis, head of the Land, Housing and Property Programme at Lawyers for Human Rights, both national and local governments are falling short in addressing land reform and housing challenges &mdash; with poor communities, particularly women, bearing the brunt of the consequences.
Guest: Louise du Plessis: Lawyer &amp; Lawyers for Human Rights, Head of Land Housing and Property Programme&nbsp;
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According to Louise du Plessis, head of the Land, Housing and Property Programme at Lawyers for Human Rights, both national and local governments are falling short in addressing land reform and housing challenges 

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