Catherine Black, one of the co-authors of Small Business, Big Plans chats about the book's key learnings for people in business

Catherine Black, one of the co-authors of Small Business, Big Plans chats about the book's key learnings for people in business

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Catherine Black on 'Small Business, Big Plans' .01 June 2023

Early detection of breast cancer can make a significant difference to treatment outcomes and survival, but the journey does not end when treatment is over. In this Lifestyle conversation, Cape Town-based Specialist Surgeon Dr Fatima Hoosain discusses the importance of recognising breast changes, seeking timely medical assessment, and navigating life after a breast cancer diagnosis. The discussion explores reclaiming daily routines, managing long-term physical and emotional well-being, and the vital role families play in supporting patients throughout diagnosis, treatment and recovery. Dr Hoosain also reflects on her prestigious international recognition as First Place recipient in the European Fellowship Class and Fellow of the European Board of Surgery.

Early detection of breast cancer can make a significant difference to treatment outcomes and survival, but the journey does not end when treatment is over. In this Lifestyle conversation, Cape Town-based Specialist Surgeon Dr Fatima Hoosain discusses the importance of recognising breast changes, seeking timely medical assessment, and navigating life after a breast cancer diagnosis. The discussion explores reclaiming daily routines, managing long-term physical and emotional well-being, and the vital role families play in supporting patients throughout diagnosis, treatment and recovery. Dr Hoosain also reflects on her prestigious international recognition as First Place recipient in the European Fellowship Class and Fellow of the European Board of Surgery.

Beyond Breast Cancer: Early Detection and Life After Diagnosis with Dr Fatima Hoosain - 13 October 2026

Palliative care is often misunderstood as care reserved for the final stages of life, but it can begin much earlier to improve quality of life for patients and support their families. In this Lifestyle conversation, Motlalentoa Motsoane, CEO of the Association of Palliative Care Centres of South Africa, discusses the importance of early access to palliative care, the challenges surrounding public awareness, and the role of healthcare professionals in ensuring timely support. He also unpacks South Africa’s efforts to integrate palliative care into the healthcare system and explains how patients and families can find accredited palliative care providers in their communities. 

Palliative care is often misunderstood as care reserved for the final stages of life, but it can begin much earlier to improve quality of life for patients and support their families. In this Lifestyle conversation, Motlalentoa Motsoane, CEO of the Association of Palliative Care Centres of South Africa, discusses the importance of early access to palliative care, the challenges surrounding public awareness, and the role of healthcare professionals in ensuring timely support. He also unpacks South Africa&rsquo;s efforts to integrate palliative care into the healthcare system and explains how patients and families can find accredited palliative care providers in their communities.&nbsp;

Palliative Care: Why Early Access Matters for Patients and Families - 12 October 2026

Media personality and Joy Activist Jane Linley-Thomas joins psychologist, author and parenting and career specialist Paul Bushell for a heartfelt conversation about kindness, community empowerment and supporting older South Africans. They share the inspiring work of Hello Poppy, an organisation dedicated to celebrating and connecting the elderly through storytelling and meaningful human connection. The conversation also explores the Gogo Olympics 2026 and Durban Loves Delfi, a sold-out fundraising variety show supporting the Teranes family after the fire that destroyed their Greek taverna in Windermere.

Media personality and Joy Activist Jane Linley-Thomas joins psychologist, author and parenting and career specialist Paul Bushell for a heartfelt conversation about kindness, community empowerment and supporting older South Africans. They share the inspiring work of Hello Poppy, an organisation dedicated to celebrating and connecting the elderly through storytelling and meaningful human connection. The conversation also explores the Gogo Olympics 2026 and Durban Loves Delfi, a sold-out fundraising variety show supporting the Teranes family after the fire that destroyed their Greek taverna in Windermere.

Catherine Black on 'Small Business, Big Plans' .01 June 2023

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