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SANBS goes digital to improve donor experience

The South African National Blood Service (SANBS) is going digital to help improve the experience of donating blood. According to the SANBS, more than 900 000 sheets of paper are used annually to capture donor information. It will now be providing donors with digital screens to fill in their details cutting out the long queues and delays. SANBS spokesperson, Khensani Mahlangu says they hope their digital migration will encourage other […]

today12 November 2023

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Ramaphosa dispels notion that govt is not doing anything

President Cyril Ramaphosa has sought to dispel the notion that government is not doing anything to provide services to the country. The President says social grants and feeding programmes at school are just some of the ways that government ensures that it provides services to South Africans. Some North West residents say government has not done enough to better their lives. Ramaphosa was leading the District Development Model Presidential Imbizo in […]

today22 October 2023

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Search continues after drowning incident on False Bay coast

By Dideka Njemla A drowning incident of a 35-year-old man took place at the Groot Wolfgat Beach, between Monwabisi and Mnandi on the False Bay Coast yesterday. Four local males between the ages of 29 and 35-years-old from Mandalay, Mitchells Plain were swimming when the incident happened. Upon exiting the water, three of the males noticed that their 35-year-old friend had not come out of the water with them. They […]

today27 August 2023

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City shuts down facilities to curb spread of COVID-19

Social and recreational activities in Cape Town is expected to come to a halt after the City of Cape Town decided to close all council-owned facilities as of Wednesday. The City of Cape Town said it is now implementing "containment and mitigation measures" in an effort to reduce the spread of the COVID-19, which has already infected 116 people in less than two weeks. In a statement, the City said […]

today18 March 2020

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