World Glaucoma Day is observed on March 12 every year across the world. This is an important day that seeks to raise awareness about the group of eye diseases known as glaucoma. The day is part of a week of raising awareness about this disease and ensuring that it is caught early. Early detection of glaucoma improves the chances of stopping or at least slowing the disease down with appropriate treatments.  Ntwanano Vuma u burisanile na mutivi wa vuvabyi lebyi, Dr N.F Mbhiza

World Glaucoma Day is observed on March 12 every year across the world. This is an important day that seeks to raise awareness about the group of eye diseases known as glaucoma. The day is part of a week of raising awareness about this disease and ensuring that it is caught early. Early detection of glaucoma improves the chances of stopping or at least slowing the disease down with appropriate treatments.&nbsp; Ntwanano Vuma u burisanile na mutivi wa vuvabyi lebyi, Dr N.F Mbhiza

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The Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) has criticised remarks made by the United States of America's (US) Ambassador to South Africa, Leo Brent Bozell III, accusing him of issuing arrogant and entitled threats against the country.The party has called for his immediate expulsion, describing his comments as disrespectful and unwarranted interference in South Africa's domestic and foreign policy.Ntwanano Vuma u burisanile na na Dr Lillian Managa kunga xirho xa palamendhe eka vandla ra EFF

The Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) has criticised remarks made by the United States of America's (US) Ambassador to South Africa, Leo Brent Bozell III, accusing him of issuing arrogant and entitled threats against the country.The party has called for his immediate expulsion, describing his comments as disrespectful and unwarranted interference in South Africa's domestic and foreign policy.Ntwanano Vuma u burisanile na na Dr Lillian Managa kunga xirho xa palamendhe eka vandla ra EFF

va EFF vari muyimeri wa Amerika eAfrika Dzonga Leo Brent Bozell a tlheleli eka rikwavo

The South African Medical Association Trade Union (SAMATU)- will today marched to the Union Buildings in Pretoria, to demand urgent action on the country's youth unemployment crisis. The union claims doctors already in the system are working excessive hours beyond guidelines set by the Health Professions Council. At the same time, more than a thousand funded posts for doctors remain vacant across the country. SAMATU has warned that the situation is not only unfair to unemployed doctors but could also put patient safety at risk. Ntwanano Vuma u burisanile na  Dr Nkateko Mnisi wa SAMATU

The South African Medical Association Trade Union (SAMATU)- will today marched to the Union Buildings in Pretoria, to demand urgent action on the country's youth unemployment crisis. The union claims doctors already in the system are working excessive hours beyond guidelines set by the Health Professions Council. At the same time, more than a thousand funded posts for doctors remain vacant across the country. SAMATU has warned that the situation is not only unfair to unemployed doctors but could also put patient safety at risk. Ntwanano Vuma u burisanile na&nbsp; Dr Nkateko Mnisi wa SAMATU

Nhlangano wa Madokodela wa SAMATU va machile vaya eUnion Buildings ehenhleni ka vantshwa va madokodela lava pfumalaka ka mintirho 

INTRO: Soldiers have arrived in Riverlea in Johannesburg this morning. This comes after President Cyril Ramaphosa announced during his State of the Nation Address last month, that the military will be deployed in areas riddled by gang violence and illegal mining activities, to support the police.

Clifford Maringa u burisanile na khomixinara wa maphorisa eGauteng, Lt General Tomy Mthombeni. 

INTRO: Soldiers have arrived in Riverlea in Johannesburg this morning. This comes after President Cyril Ramaphosa announced during his State of the Nation Address last month, that the military will be deployed in areas riddled by gang violence and illegal mining activities, to support the police.
Clifford Maringa u burisanile na khomixinara wa maphorisa eGauteng, Lt General Tomy Mthombeni.&nbsp;

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