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Hospital operate without Lights,Toilet Papers,Panado, and Pain Killers

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Hellen Franz Hospital at Blouberg Municipality ka Limpopo must be placed under Administration,how can a Hospital operate without Lights,Toilet Papers,Panado, and Pain Killers..?

We can not allow ANC’s Phophi Ramathuba and her incompetent Managers to continue with killing of our people,this Hospital is now a Mortuary coz even if you go there with scratched finger,you won’t last for two days,you’ll die like a sick Mosquito,many people died here due to negligent of incompetent staff..!!

This ANC Government with it’s Phophi are taking our people for a ride,she must resign together with Onica Moloi on Friday, otherwise she has to be charged for #genocide ,how can a hospital operate with candles..,in this winter,how can you allow patients to bath with Cold Water..?

Actually,where is DA and other opposition parties in this regard,,are they visiting these kinds of hospitals or just waiting for the 2019 Votes;who shall vote coz many lives shall be lost by then..?

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National Health Insurance could see mass emigration of SA doctors

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National Health Insurance could see mass emigration of SA doctors

With doctors already a scarce resource in South Africa, the proposed National Health Insurance (NHI) legislation could see a large number of medical professionals skip the country. Health Minister, Dr Aaron Motsoaledi presented the controversial bill last week, along with the Medical Schemes Amendment Bill which, if implemented, could see a huge shakeup in both..
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First hearing on land expropriation full of tension, threats of violence

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First hearing on land expropriation full of tension, threats of violence

On Tuesday, Parliament held its first public hearing on land expropriation without compensation. With the Northern Cape playing host, long queues outside made things even more stressful. Once everyone had a chance to speak, things got even worse. Land Expropriation without compensation: First Public hearing down While there were hundreds of South Africans representing various..
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SA signs innovation agreement with Novartis

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A high-level memorandum of understanding (MoU) for medical research and development has been signed between the South African Medical Research Council (SAMRC), the department of science and technology (DST) and Swiss drug firm, Novartis.

The MoU, a public private partnership (PPP), aims to establish a framework for potential cooperation between the parties. This will allow for joint research programmes in selected communicable and non-communicable diseases (NCD), improve South African patients’ access to innovative medicines and build up the research & development capabilities and ecosystem in South Africa and Africa.

“Public private partnerships, such as what we are about to embark on, are catalysts that enhance our scientific research and innovation capabilities. These partnerships are visionary and aim to change lives in the present and future,” said Professor Richard Gordon, SAMRC’s executive director: grants, innovation and product development (GIPD
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White minority under attack in SA – Another bloody weekend has come to pass

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White minority under attack in SA - Another bloody weekend has come to pass

It was another bloody weekend. Three of our people were killed in farm attacks again. And while South Africa is reacting in righteous indignation, while the government is concerned about a bomb attack in Zimbabwe and the media, as usual, is quiet about it, the identity of the three victims reveal something which nobody can..
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In which direction is South Africa heading?

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In which direction is South Africa heading?

The absurd situation of a Parliament voting in favor of stealing land from white people sends a clear message: “White people do not belong in South Africa, we will steal everything from you, make you our slaves or we kill you!” The Members of Parliament that is supposed to protect all its people, irrespective of..
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Totally unacceptable – President and Minister’s silence on farm murders

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Grim weekend of farm attacks this Easter but our Government has decided to not recognize the brutal attacks that is ripping families apart

The FF Plus was shocked to learn of the wave of farm murders this past weekend and is disappointed that the Minister of Police, Bheki Cele, and President Cyril Ramaphosa are silent on the matter. Pres Ramaphosa was quick to offer his condolences when mosques were attacked, and people were killed and he even appointed..
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Public hearings on bill to allow schools to sell alcohol – Leave the booze alone and educate our children

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Public hearings on bill to allow schools to sell alcohol

The Western Cape Education Department (WCED) has received 15 submissions on the Education Amendment Bill. The bill is now before the legislature and public hearings will be held. The changes in the bill will mean that schools may permit the sale and consumption of alcohol on public school premises or at a school activity; pupils..
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Doctor pleads for heaters for babies, gets departmental threats

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A Limpopo hospital is in such a state of disrepair that a doctor has taken to begging for donations to improve conditions for patients.

This act of caring, however, has led to the department coming down on him with threats of disciplinary action.

Patients at the WF Knobel Hospital in Ga-Matlala outside Polokwane have to brave icy winter nights sleeping in wards with broken windows, leading doctor LE Rambuwane to write a letter urging people to help him raise R15 000 to buy and install 50 heaters in the paediatric wards.

“It is with great sadness and embarrassment having to write this letter to you,” his letter starts.

“I serve in a public hospital, which lacks many things, and with very little support from the powers that be…” it continues, before his plea for the public to donate.

He hoped to raise R15 000, which would be used to buy heaters to be mounted in the paediatric wards. At the moment, he said, the patients were waiting with bated bre
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Nuwe gesondheidsorg in die vooruitsig

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Die afskaffing van bybetalings op mediese dienste is een van die aanbevelings van die voorgestelde wet op mediese dienste.

Volgens Aaron Motsoaelidi, minister van gesondheid, kan slegs 10% van die bevolking private gesondheidsorg bekostig en moet dit onmiddelik reggestel word.

Tussengangers gaan ook afgeskaf word om te verseker dat lede direk gelde aan die mediese fondse betaal. Die rykes moet nou die armes subsidieer en die jonger geslag moet die ouer geslag help en die gesonde mense moet die siek mense subsidieer. Hy sluit af deur te sê dat die oorskakeling ‘n massiewe reorganisasie van die totale gesondheidsorg stelsel  gaan wees, beide privaat en openbaar.

Medici sê mense sterf daagliks in staatshospitale, diefstal van mediese voorraad en toerusting is aan die orde van die dag.  Instandhouding van toerusting bestaan nie en personeel se betalings is agterstallig.  Die totale gesondheidsorg van die staat is in chaos en al uitweg is dat privaat mediese
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Police buildings are a safe haven … for criminals

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Police buildings are a safe haven ... for criminals

Police residences should be free from illegal activity. After all, it’s here where our men and women in blue – the law enforcement officers whose primary duty is to the protect people and property – live. But this is not the case in Durban, where police blocks of flats – which accommodate thousands of officers..
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ANC failures, Rand falls to a 6.5 month low

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ANC failures, Rand falls to a 6.5 month low

The Rand lost all previous progress against overseas currencies, and is currently trading at a 6.5 month low.

The Ramaphosa euphoria has reached its low, while even Max du Preez takes on the ANC over their managers. He especially tackles Ace Magashule and describes him as “the adder in the bosom” of the ANC.
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It pays to work for parliament – barman at Parliament earns R24000 a month!

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It pays to work for parliament - barman at Parliament earns R24000 a month!

While Business Live reports a plan to by government to cut on the number of government employees through not replacing those who retire and encouraging voluntary retrenchments, Parliament itself offers extremely attractive opportunities…of course only for those who fall in the category of “formerly disadvantaged”.
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Charges laid, social media racist attacks by SAPS and SANDF members

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Charges laid, social media racist attacks by SAPS and SANDF members

The civil rights organisation AfriForum today 18 June 2018, submitted criminal charges against two police officials and a former member of the South African National Defence Force (SANDF) after they used social media to incite farm attacks and/or romanticise violence against farmers and minorities.

AfriForum says that these incidents can be considered a form of complicity by the South African government and that it urgently needs to be tackled by the police to ensure that those responsible are prosecuted.
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Yes, it’s a genocide, ‘a bloody one’ too

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Yes, it’s a genocide, ‘a bloody one’ too

We don’t accept any argument that we are not dealing with a genocide in South Africa. It might look different from the genocide in Rwanda or Armenia because the white minority does not live in concentrated areas where they are rounded up and taken to places of execution.

They live on farms and in rural areas all over the country and are therefore targeted individually.
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