The Mother City is set to witness South African road running at its finest as Glenrose Xaba, the South African 10km record holder, prepares to take on Tayla Kavanagh, the reigning SA 5000m and 10,000m champion, in an electrifying Clash of the Champions at the Absa RUN YOUR CITY CAPE TOWN 10K on Sunday, 10 May 2026 – an exhilarating showdown that…
Reach For A Dream’s cosiest annual fundraiser, Slipper Day, is back on 29 May 2026. Since 2011, Slipper Day has united the nation in support of children facing serious or life-threatening diseases. At the heart of this year’s Slipper Day are Fuzzy Facts, playful, believable claims about slippers that are difficult to prove but offer entertainment…
Standard Bank has partnered with Clover and the Milk Producers’ Organisation (MPO) to support South African government efforts to curb the spread of Foot‑and‑Mouth Disease (FMD) through the deployment of a chilled mobile vaccination vehicle. The specialised unit enables safe, cold‑chain distribution of vaccines directly to farming communities, addressing a critical logistical need in the national response. This partnership supports the…
From genetics to stress myths, researchers reveal what really drives greying and the breakthroughs pointing to natural colour restoration Grey hair is more than a cosmetic concern – it drives a booming industry, influences how people are perceived, and can affect confidence. Globally, the hair colour market was valued at nearly USD 28 billion in 2025, with over half of…
Health Minister Aaron Motsoaledi has suspended three senior officials. The officials face fraud-related charges, prompting immediate disciplinary action. The move underscores government efforts to address corruption and misconduct within public institutions. The suspensions highlight accountability measures and reinforce the seriousness of fraud allegations in the public sector. This article is adapted from MSN News reporting,…
Experts warn that what was once viewed as a distant threat has become an urgent national crisis. Lifestyle‑related diseases have rapidly become the leading cause of death and a major driver of healthcare demand in South Africa. Non‑communicable diseases (NCDs) – including heart disease, diabetes, hypertension, and stroke – now account for more than half of all…
Each January, detox diets surge as part of the annual post-holiday reset. A US study published in Nutrients found that around 26% of consumers have tried a juice cleanse or detox programme, underscoring how entrenched detox culture has become. Although the data is US-based, experts suggest the trend mirrors behaviour seen in many countries with comparable wellness…
More than 70% of South Africans die without a valid Will, leaving families at risk of financial stress and emotional strain. As the new year begins, FNB Fiduciary urges South Africans to prioritize estate planning to avoid unnecessary costs and disputes. Proactively understanding these expenses and planning for them is essential to preserving your legacy…
The Gauteng Department of Health has recorded 196 babies born this New Year’s Day across public hospitals and community health centres in the province. Among these figures, 90 were boys, and 106 were girls, including 2 sets of twins. The four academic hospitals delivered a total of 38 babies, while tertiary hospitals accounted for 22…
The Gauteng MEC for Health and Wellness, Nomantu Nkomo-Ralehoko, has extended heartfelt congratulations to the parents of 217 newborns delivered at public health facilities across the province during the first 12 hours of Christmas Day..This figure, recorded from midnight to midday, marks a joyous start to the festive season for many families. Together with the…
