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 | In marking Mandela Day, RSG and the South African National Blood Service (SANBS) have joined forces this July... read more>> | | |
 | Jerker Hellström New advanced technological solutions are changing the security, public safety, and law enforcement sectors to the very core and for the better.... read more>> | | |
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 | Danette Breitenbach Would you want to be a Cyborg in the near future? A Cyborg is defined as a human enhanced by technology; that is a person whose physiological functioning is aided by a mechanical or electronic device... read more>> | |  | Cancer Research UK has launched a new funding scheme inviting all innovative thinkers to submit potentially ground-breaking ?project ideas to help beat cancer... read more>> | | Bill Hathaway | | |
 | Donald Ingber and Dongeun Huh One of the greatest challenges to our healthcare system today is creating effective new drugs. Despite ever-increasing investments in research and development, the number of drugs that win approval for clinical use each year has steadily decreased over the past 50 years. It now costs of more than $2.5bn (£1.6bn) to bring a single compound from the bench to patients. Because many have to be developed to find one that works, drug costs have become exorbitant. read more>> | | |
 | KwaZulu-Natal MEC for Arts, Culture, Sport and Recreation, Ntombikayise Sibhidla-Saphetha handed over a R770,000 outdoor gym at Nhlalakahle Township in Greytown on Friday, 3 July 2015, as part of the roll out of the integrated healthy lifestyle programme in the province... read more>> | |  | Laetitia Rispel Between 2009 and 2010, the government spent about R1.49bn hiring nurses for the public health sector from nursing agencies... read more>> | | |  | Paul Mensah Ghana has made significant progress in reducing the number of mothers who die from complications during labour and after childbirth in the last 25 years... read more>> | | | More Africa | |
|  | PRETORIA: South Africa continues to value its relationship with the United States, Small Business Development Minister Lindiwe Zulu said on Thursday... read more>> | | | More Government news | |
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 | We often welcome a fresh start with open arms and we've all heard the expression that a change is as good as a holiday. But if a new beginning comes unexpectedly in the form of a retrenchment or a job loss, it can turn your world upside down... read more>> | |
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