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President Ramaphosa Hails Steve Biko Hospital’s NuMeRI Centre as World-Class Facility
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President Cyril Ramaphosa has praised the Steve Biko Academic Hospital in Pretoria, Gauteng, for its Nuclear Medicine Research Infrastructure Centre, calling it one of the best in the world.
The R500-million facility, opened last year, offers advanced nuclear medicine services and cutting-edge research capabilities, making it the only centre of its kind in Africa.
The president highlighted the diverse and youthful team running the centre, as well as the important role it will play in improving healthcare across the country.
He commended Gauteng leaders for investing in innovative technology that sets a new standard for public health facilities.
The centre is a key part of South Africa’s vision for a future-ready healthcare system under the National Health Insurance scheme.
The R500-million facility, opened last year, offers advanced nuclear medicine services and cutting-edge research capabilities, making it the only centre of its kind in Africa.
The president highlighted the diverse and youthful team running the centre, as well as the important role it will play in improving healthcare across the country.
He commended Gauteng leaders for investing in innovative technology that sets a new standard for public health facilities.
The centre is a key part of South Africa’s vision for a future-ready healthcare system under the National Health Insurance scheme.
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Refilwe Modiselle Launches Children’s Book to Uplift and Educate on Albinism
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Trailblazing model and media personality Refilwe Modiselle is celebrating a new chapter in her career — that of published author.
Her debut children’s book, Zizi’s World: Through Her Vanilla Eyes, will be released on Saturday, 28 June in partnership with leading publisher Lingua Franca.
The story follows Zizi, a young girl with albinism, as she navigates new environments and learns to embrace her identity, helping readers understand the social and environmental realities of living with albinism.
Modiselle says the book tackles myths and misconceptions, while encouraging love, acceptance, and inclusive education.
Fun activities are included to keep young readers engaged, and Modiselle hopes the book will inspire a love of reading and a deeper sense of empathy among children.
Her debut children’s book, Zizi’s World: Through Her Vanilla Eyes, will be released on Saturday, 28 June in partnership with leading publisher Lingua Franca.
The story follows Zizi, a young girl with albinism, as she navigates new environments and learns to embrace her identity, helping readers understand the social and environmental realities of living with albinism.
Modiselle says the book tackles myths and misconceptions, while encouraging love, acceptance, and inclusive education.
Fun activities are included to keep young readers engaged, and Modiselle hopes the book will inspire a love of reading and a deeper sense of empathy among children.
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Marlboro Gardens Learner Shines in International Book on Owls
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Grade 9 learner Adivhaho Mokakatleng from Marlboro Gardens Secondary School is featured in an international book about owls, inspiring children worldwide.
His passion for wildlife grew through the Owlproject.org initiative, which introduces young people to owl conservation.
Award-winning author Frances Backhouse included Adivhaho’s story in her book Owls, part of the Orca Wild series for middle-grade readers.
Adivhaho has been involved in caring for owls at school since Grade 6, feeding baby owls until they can hunt independently.
His teacher, Motlatsi Zulu, praised his dedication and highlighted the importance of passing on environmental care to future generations.
His passion for wildlife grew through the Owlproject.org initiative, which introduces young people to owl conservation.
Award-winning author Frances Backhouse included Adivhaho’s story in her book Owls, part of the Orca Wild series for middle-grade readers.
Adivhaho has been involved in caring for owls at school since Grade 6, feeding baby owls until they can hunt independently.
His teacher, Motlatsi Zulu, praised his dedication and highlighted the importance of passing on environmental care to future generations.
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Your financial indicators for this hour:
The Rand is trading at 17.74 to the US Dollar, 24.37 to the British Pound, and 20.80 to the Euro.
Gold is trading at 3,283.60 dollars a fine ounce, Brent Crude Oil is at 67.10 per barrel, and a Bitcoin will set you back 106,773.00.
The Rand is trading at 17.74 to the US Dollar, 24.37 to the British Pound, and 20.80 to the Euro.
Gold is trading at 3,283.60 dollars a fine ounce, Brent Crude Oil is at 67.10 per barrel, and a Bitcoin will set you back 106,773.00.
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