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 By Simon Majadibodu  31 Bachelor of Pharmacy students at Sefako Makgatho Health Sciences are receiving medical attention after experiencing eyesight problems. Photo: Internet  The Sefako Makgatho Health Sciences University (SMU) has confirmed supspending activities for third year Bachelor of Pharmacy students, this after  31 pharmacy students have experienced eyesight problems at the university’s laboratory. The university confirmed this in a statement on February 14. “The students are receiving medical attention and treatment at both Tshwane District Hospital (10 students) and Pretoria West Hospital - Folateng (21 students),” reads the statement. “After consultation with the School leadership, Management has closed the laboratory in question with immediate effect, to allow the investigation to determine the cause of the students' medical condition(s) to be concluded without delay.” The statement released by Sefako Makgatho Health Sciences University confirming the hospitalisation

By: Simon Majadibodu  SAPS members celebrate the National Police Day at SAPS Tshwane Academy. Photo: Facebook / SAPS South African Police Service members celebrated the annual National Police Day through various physical fitness activities. The men and women in blue flocked to the SAPS Tshwane Academy to celebrate the day  through physical fitness activities and sporting codes, on February 15. The day was celebrated by focusing on improving and installing the culture of physical fitness and wellness to the police officers. SAPS national spokesperson Brigadier Athlenda Mathe said that the work of police officers demands them remain mentally and physically fit in order to execute their daily duties to combat crime. Deputy Minister of police Cassel Mathela, Minister of Police Bheki Cele and the National Commissioner of Police Fanie Masemola attemds the National Police Day celebration at SAPS Tshwane Academy. Photo: Facebook / SAPS The event was graced by the Minister of Police Bheki Cele,

By: Simon Majadibodu  Actress Florence Masebe is set to take over the role of “Meikkie Maputla” which as played by Harriet Manamela who is not in a good health. Photo: Instagram / @florencemasebe / @harrietmanamela Veteran actress Florance Masebe is set to play the well-known role of ‘Meikkie Maputla’ on SABC 1’s popular drama Skeem Saam. This was announced in a statement by the public broadcaster  on February 14. “ Due to unforeseen circumstances, the character of ‘Meikie Maputla’ played by Harriet Manamela will be replaced until the end of season 12,” reads the statement. The statement further revealed that Harriet Manamela who has been playing the role of ‘Meikkie Maputla’ since the advent of the drama in 2011 is not in a good health condition. Click here to read the statement:  https://www.sabc1.co.za/sabc1/2024/02/14/florence-masebe-temporarily-replaces-harriet-manamela-as-meikie-maputla/ Actress Florence Masebe is set to play the popular role of Meikkie Maputla, on Skeem Saam sta

By: Simon Majadibodu Veteran radio producer Rose Tshabalala is the new programmes manager for Munghana Lonene FM. Photo: Facebook / SABC Munghana Lonene FM has announced that legendary radio producer  Rose Tshabalala is the new programme’s manager of the station. The South African Broadcasting Corporation announced her appointment in a statement on February 14. Tshabalala who’s popularly known as “ Rosana ” by her beloved listeners will be responsible for programming strategy, content development and on-air presentation. “With 29 years of experience in the broadcasting industry, Ms Tshabalala brings a wealth of knowledge in radio programming. She started her radio career as a Freelance Presenter at Munghana Lonene FM,” reads the statement . Mughana Lonene FM appoints legendary radio broadcaster RoseTshabalala as the programmes manager. Photo: Internet   Tshabalala, is a veteran producer and senior continuity producer who possesses a wealth of knowledge gained over the years from the st