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South Africa: Multi-Party Women’s Caucus Chairperson Calls for Urgent Intersectoral Action on Women’s Mental Health - Zawya

South Africa: Multi-Party Women’s Caucus Chairperson Calls for Urgent Intersectoral Action on Women’s Mental Health Zawya

Fruit juice is not ‘more equal’ when it comes to sugar and public health

Fruit juice may seem healthy, but its concentrated sugar and lack of fibre warrant the same front-of-package warning as other sugary beverages.

KATLEHONG MASS SHOOTING: Girl, 11, who survived ANCYL mass shooting still has bullet lodged near her spine

When a gunman opened fire on ANC Youth League members in Katlehong, killing four people, an 11-year-old girl buying sweets was among the surviving victims.

WORLD FOOD DAY EDITORIAL: Hungry by design: hunger must be on the ballot on 4 November

The national food plan has lapsed, the coordinating council never met, and children are dying in our hospitals of preventable malnutrition. On World Food Day, hunger belongs on the ballot.

Shooter kills four at Oregon elementary school before being shot dead by community member

Oct 15 (Reuters) - A 16-year-old shooter opened fire on Thursday at an elementary school in Bend, Oregon, killing four people including three children, before being killed by an armed member of the community who had pursued the assailant into the school, police said.

OBITUARY: Renaye Kramer — the ‘formidable’ theatre producer who stayed out of the photograph

She ran the business behind David Kramer’s musicals, from District Six to Broadway, and built a Cape Town theatre that took no state money.

Preparing South Africa's healthcare workforce for a digital future - Zawya

Preparing South Africa's healthcare workforce for a digital future Zawya

US company announces progress toward resurrecting the extinct dodo

Oct 14 (Reuters) - A US biotech company says it is making progress toward its goal of resurrecting the dodo, the famous flightless bird with a large hooked beak, and returning it to its native Indian Ocean island of Mauritius, where humans drove it to extinction in the 17th century.

CRITICAL GAPS: Labour Court halts Manamela’s bid to readvertise National Skills Fund CEO post

PHOTO ESSAY: ‘Hunger has no party’ — candidates talk to Soweto residents ahead of elections

BHEKISISA: Why climate change belongs in HIV reporting and how to cover the connection

Pope Leo diagnosed with cancer as doctors remove part of lung, Vatican says

AFTER THE BELL: Grit your teeth — how inflationary times force a gamble on health and savings

SA’s CANCER STORY (Part 3): Amid many challenges there are also ‘major wins’ — the case of cervical cancer

COP(PED) OUT: Sibiya kills his career: From Scorpions corruption-buster to alleged sex predator to ‘dishonourable’ quitter

South Africa deputy police chief resigns amid sex offence charges

REFLECTION: Kyiv has the Blitz 2, and it’s bigger and badder

POLITICALLY AWEH: Cupcake’s GBV family meeting and Zuma’s very short IEC pledge

PLATES OF PROFIT: Who controls our food? Report exposes corporate threat to farmers, consumers, public health

HOLDING IT TOGETHER: Humour helps healthcare staff cope in a way that is therapeutic

Living in Fear: ‘Who can we trust?’ Prosecutors say little has changed since colleague Tracy Brown’s murder

SA must ask who really benefits from a mining boom

RED SEA CHAOS: Fuel on the fire — there’s a Trumpian upside to the global oil crisis

THERMAL TRAP: How to protect yourself from El Niño’s extreme heat

CRÉATION AFRICA: Meet the magazine that celebrates the unsung heroes behind the creatives

WELLNESS: Lived experience can connect the healthcare dots when it gets a say

Cricket: Anrich Nortje’s impressive Test cricket return hands Proteas narrow advantage over Aussies

US to livestream Army firing squad execution of Fort Hood shooter, Pentagon says