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Rahima Moosa Mother and Child Hospital unveils upgraded neonatal care unit
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The Rahima Moosa Mother and Child Hospital has officially unveiled its refurbished kangaroo mother care unit, following a transformation led by the non-profit organisation Footprints 4 Sam, aimed at improving comfort and dignity for mothers who are caring for premature newborns.
The upgraded facility now provides a nurturing and supportive environment for some of the hospital’s most vulnerable patients, helping to promote recovery and growth.
The refurbishment has also enhanced essential amenities for mothers and healthcare workers, recognising the importance of holistic care that extends beyond medical treatment.
The organization says the initiative forms part of its broader mission to support children with chronic or life-limiting illnesses, through improved patient-centered spaces and compassionate support.
The upgraded facility now provides a nurturing and supportive environment for some of the hospital’s most vulnerable patients, helping to promote recovery and growth.
The refurbishment has also enhanced essential amenities for mothers and healthcare workers, recognising the importance of holistic care that extends beyond medical treatment.
The organization says the initiative forms part of its broader mission to support children with chronic or life-limiting illnesses, through improved patient-centered spaces and compassionate support.
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Prince Buthelezi Mall opens doors in Empangeni
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Prince Buthelezi Mall in Empangeni, in KwaZulu-Natal, officially opened its doors on Thursday, bringing a host of nationwide retailers to the area for the first time.
The mall which is named after the traditional prime minister of the Zulu royal family Mangosuthu Buthelezi, spans about 37,000 sqm and houses roughly 100 stores, offering a selection of grocery, fashion, health, dining and everyday essentials.
The mall features clear layouts, ample parking, and integrated public transport facilities, including a taxi rank, ensuring convenience and accessibility for visitors.
The development is expected to boost local economic activity in the region.
The mall which is named after the traditional prime minister of the Zulu royal family Mangosuthu Buthelezi, spans about 37,000 sqm and houses roughly 100 stores, offering a selection of grocery, fashion, health, dining and everyday essentials.
The mall features clear layouts, ample parking, and integrated public transport facilities, including a taxi rank, ensuring convenience and accessibility for visitors.
The development is expected to boost local economic activity in the region.
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Tourism Industry records impressive growth
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South Africa’s tourism industry has recorded a 12.5% increase in international arrivals compared to last year.
The Tourism Ministry reports that over 2.9 million inbound travellers visited the country in the first quarter alone.
Figures from Statistics South Africa show that tourism supported nearly 954,000 direct jobs in 2024, highlighting its role as a key driver of economic activity.
The tourism minister Patricia de Lille has credited the sector’s growth to effective collaboration between government and industry stakeholders.
The upward trend signals increased confidence in South Africa’s tourism offering and its potential to unlock further economic opportunities.
The Tourism Ministry reports that over 2.9 million inbound travellers visited the country in the first quarter alone.
Figures from Statistics South Africa show that tourism supported nearly 954,000 direct jobs in 2024, highlighting its role as a key driver of economic activity.
The tourism minister Patricia de Lille has credited the sector’s growth to effective collaboration between government and industry stakeholders.
The upward trend signals increased confidence in South Africa’s tourism offering and its potential to unlock further economic opportunities.
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