Diabetes touches nearly every aspect of life. It’s been said that type 1 diabetes impacts well over a hundred decisions per day, and type 2 diabetes can be just as all-consuming, especially for those that use insulin. Many members of our community divide their lives in two — before and after their diagnosis — because … Read more
Tom Felton in 1995 and in 2022, recreating the older photo of him reading a book called The Art Of Getting EvenTom Felton in 1995 and 2022. Later photograph: Pål Hansen/The Guardian. Styling: Andie Redman. Grooming: Frankie Nail. Archive photograph: courtesy of Tom Felton Born in Surrey in 1987, actor Tom Felton is best known … Read more
SA Rugby’s director of rugby Rassie Erasmus doesn’t seem to have taken kindly to criticis of his series of tweets on Sunday questioning some of the refereeing decisions in the Springboks’ 30-26 loss to France in Marseille. Erasmus sent out a number of tweets in the hours after the match highlighting mistakes made by referee … Read more
By Joleigh Burgett My name is Joleigh and I was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes on September 14, 2015. Being diagnosed with this disease was without a doubt the hardest thing I have ever gone through. I never knew I was capable of handling something as serious as type 1 diabetes. When I was in … Read more
By Joleigh Burgett My name is Joleigh and I was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes on September 14, 2015. Being diagnosed with this disease was without a doubt the hardest thing I have ever gone through. I never knew I was capable of handling something as serious as type 1 diabetes. When I was in … Read more
Six years later, the 20-year-old woman still recoils in fear when she sees someone who resembles Nkosinathi Phakathi, the man who brutally raped her. Nor can she trust many men because she believes others, just like him, are out there, waiting to pounce. She was just 14 when the convicted serial rapist lured her away … Read more
Education is often described as being the key to success. However, the education sector in South Africa has for the longest time been plagued by various challenges, ranging from lack of sanitary facilities, overcrowding, unreliable and unsafe scholar transport, and violence in schools among other things. Senior digital reporter for The Citizen Stephen Tau invited general secretary … Read more
Nearly Half of People With Diabetes Rarely or Never Discuss Mental Health With Their Doctors, Survey Finds Diabetes Daily and Thrivable expose healthcare disparities of those living with diabetes. Cleveland, OH, November 3, 2022 — Diabetes Daily, a leading website and online community for people with diabetes, along with Thrivable, a real-time market research platform, … Read more
Innocent Mayoyo says Orlando Pirates coach Jose Riveiro should not drop Siyabonga Mpontshane for the MTN8 final on Saturday. ALSO READ: Sundowns’ Mngqithi ‘ideal fit’ should axe fall on Royal AM co-coaches The former Pirates keeper says Mpontshane has been doing well for the team until last weekend’s howler against Kaizer Chiefs in the Soweto … Read more
For the past two-and-half years, healthcare workers have had their hands full battling COVID-19 as well as the spread of conspiracy theories and misinformation around the pandemic. From fake news stories around rising stillbirths caused by the COVID-19 vaccine to baseless reports linking the shots to infertility in women, the so-called “infodemic” has threatened the … Read more