International Women’s Day: 4 Tips For Young Women Aspiring To Build A Career In Medicine
St. George’s - Medicine demands resilience, compassion, and lifelong learning. For young women pursuing a medical career, success depends not only on academic excellence, but also on thoughtful planning, adaptability, and personal well-being. This International Women’s Day 2026, we celebrate women physicians who are shaping the future of healthcare and mentoring the next generation. Drawing on insights from women graduates…
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Johannesburg - The South African Police Service (SAPS) has established two specialised units in Gauteng to tackle high-priority crime threats, including kidnapping, extortion, and political assassinations, as well as politically motivated killings of government officials. Welcoming the move, the Ministry of Police, on Friday 6 March 2026, said: ‘’The formation of these units forms part of SAPS’ broader organised crime…
President Ramaphosa Has Arrived In Chicago For Funeral Of Rev. Dr. Jesse Jackson
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Epstein Files Part 2: Why Should The South African Public Care?
"The price of apathy towards public affairs is to be ruled by evil men" - Plato. Why should you care, and how does this affect you? Where do you draw a line in the sand and say enough is enough? At what point does the common citizen start to care about their brothers and sisters and the atrocities being…
South Africa Expresses ‘Deep Concern’ Over The Escalating Crisis In The Gulf
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International Women’s Day: 4 Tips For Young Women Aspiring To Build A Career In Medicine
St. George’s - Medicine demands resilience, compassion, and lifelong learning. For young women pursuing a medical career, success depends not only on academic excellence, but also on thoughtful planning, adaptability,…
