The funeral of Professor Mochichi Samuel Mokgokog, South Africa’s first black neurosurgeon who had a long and distinguished career in the medical field, was characterised by sombre speeches and glowing tributes to an academic who notched many highlights during his distinguished career.
BROKEN PROMISES: A story of isolation, injustice – and her ultimate betrayal by government which failed to lend dignity to her memory by fluffing the building of a community centre in honour of her legacy… By Nathan...
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SPECTRE: SA has some of the highest rates of gender-based violence in the world. And, femicide – the murder of girls and women – is nearly five times the global average… By Lucé Pretorius Social workers are often...
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