Okay, I might as well get it out in the open. I’m a loser. Luckily, most of the things I misplace turn up somewhere, sometime,…
Posts tagged as “Health”
By Louise Carmody I was one of over a hundred people who gathered last week in the University of the Free State auditorium, as communities…
In the book Blank: Architecture, Apartheid and After (edited by H Judin and I Vladislavic; David Philip Publishers, Cape Town 1998), Lindsay Bremner’s contribution, “Crime…
By Dr Owen Wiese I remember very clearly an incident during my community service, when I walked into the trauma unit at a day hospital…
By Alex Lenferna How much is a human life worth? How much is our future and that of our children worth? Well, the answer to…
In August of last year the department of social development released the latest incarnation of South Africa’s National Drug Master Plan, the NDMP 2013-2017. The…
Other people, when they feel the need to get away from it all, to meditate, or to seek spiritual guidance, withdraw into seclusion. They visit…
Dear Jonny Thank you for coming to speak to us last week. In light of recent media exposure the prospect of meeting 20 angry doctors…
By Zimbini Ogle Death and dying is something we are certain of. However, we cling to a hope that our death will be delayed when…
As a student in Moscow in the late 90’s, my wife Sonja decided it was time to own a cat. As a kid, her parents…