Clashes in Liberia as Ebola fear spreads Independent Online
Liberian security forces monitor a group of protesters after clashes in the West Point neighbourhood of Monrovia on August 20, 2014. Monrovia - Police in the Liberian capital fired live rounds and teargas on Wednesday to disperse a stone-throwing crowd ...
Liberia police fire on protesters as West Africa's Ebola toll hits 1350Reuters
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Liberian security forces monitor a group of protesters after clashes in the West Point neighbourhood of Monrovia on August 20, 2014. Monrovia - Police in the Liberian capital fired live rounds and teargas on Wednesday to disperse a stone-throwing crowd ...
Liberia police fire on protesters as West Africa's Ebola toll hits 1350
Clashes Erupt as Liberia Sets a Quarantine
50000 quarantined in Liberia slum to contain spread of Ebola
Tax soft drinks to cut obesity in South Africa: Wits Times LIVE
A suggested tax on sugar-sweetened beverages (SSBs) may reduce obesity in 220,000 adults in South Africa, research by the University of the Witwatersrand has found. Save & Share. Tweet · Email · Print. "By instituting a 20 percent tax... it is predicted to ...
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A suggested tax on sugar-sweetened beverages (SSBs) may reduce obesity in 220,000 adults in South Africa, research by the University of the Witwatersrand has found. Save & Share. Tweet · Email · Print. "By instituting a 20 percent tax... it is predicted to ...
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South African doctors give wrong patient heart surgery Yahoo South Africa
A private hospital in South Africa admitted Wednesday that it had carried out heart surgery on the wrong patient after a name mix-up. Local media said 83-year-old Rita du Plessis was being treated for a respiratory infection, but ended up in theatre for a ...
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A private hospital in South Africa admitted Wednesday that it had carried out heart surgery on the wrong patient after a name mix-up. Local media said 83-year-old Rita du Plessis was being treated for a respiratory infection, but ended up in theatre for a ...
Wrong patient gets heart surgery
S/Africa: Heart surgery performed on wrong patient
Breastfeeding helps with post-natal blues Stuff.co.nz
Analysis of 14,000 births has found women who planned to breastfeed and successfully did so were half as likely to become depressed after birth as those who always intended to use a bottle. Those who aimed to breastfeed but were unable to do so were the ...
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Analysis of 14,000 births has found women who planned to breastfeed and successfully did so were half as likely to become depressed after birth as those who always intended to use a bottle. Those who aimed to breastfeed but were unable to do so were the ...
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Europe's Ebola-Fueled Racism Daily Beast
A Berlin building locked down after an African woman faints. An African man with a nosebleed removed from a mall in Brussels. With Ebola panic spreading, racial profiling could be next. When a black woman from Africa collapsed at a business meeting in ...
UK and Wellcome offer $10 mln for emergency Ebola researchReuters
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A Berlin building locked down after an African woman faints. An African man with a nosebleed removed from a mall in Brussels. With Ebola panic spreading, racial profiling could be next. When a black woman from Africa collapsed at a business meeting in ...
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Cracks in oversight should be a concern - Madonsela News24
Johannesburg - Cracks and weaknesses in public oversight should be of concern to Parliament, Public Protector Thuli Madonsela's office said on Wednesday. It said in a statement that Madonsela told a workshop organised by two portfolio committees that ...
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Johannesburg - Cracks and weaknesses in public oversight should be of concern to Parliament, Public Protector Thuli Madonsela's office said on Wednesday. It said in a statement that Madonsela told a workshop organised by two portfolio committees that ...
Metal workers maintain lock-out Independent Online
Johannesburg - Some of the National Employers' Association of SA's (Neasa) members are continuing their lock-out of workers who participated in the recent metal industry strike, it said on Wednesday. “We are still continuing with the lock-out because our ...
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Johannesburg - Some of the National Employers' Association of SA's (Neasa) members are continuing their lock-out of workers who participated in the recent metal industry strike, it said on Wednesday. “We are still continuing with the lock-out because our ...
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West Africa: Lift flight bans for Ebola - Iata Independent Online
AIRLINES should maintain services to regions hit by Ebola, the International Air Transport Association (Iata) said yesterday after more carriers put flights on hold. The industry should just screen passengers at airports in infected areas, apply rigorous ...
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AIRLINES should maintain services to regions hit by Ebola, the International Air Transport Association (Iata) said yesterday after more carriers put flights on hold. The industry should just screen passengers at airports in infected areas, apply rigorous ...
Ebola must not halt airlines, Iata urges
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Campaign for assisted suicide heads to ConCourt News24
A trip through beautifu South Africa and who better to show us around than Desmond Tutu? Now R216.00 buy now. Cape Town - Campaign group Dignity SA has revealed plans to take the debate over legalising assisted suicide to the Constitutional Court.
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A trip through beautifu South Africa and who better to show us around than Desmond Tutu? Now R216.00 buy now. Cape Town - Campaign group Dignity SA has revealed plans to take the debate over legalising assisted suicide to the Constitutional Court.
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UPDATE 1-Illness with Ebola-like symptoms kills several in Congo - locals Reuters
(Adds quotes, details). KINSHASA Aug 20 (Reuters) - Democratic Republic of Congo has sent its health minister and a team of experts to the remote northern Equateur province after several people died there from a disease with Ebola-like symptoms, a local ...
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(Adds quotes, details). KINSHASA Aug 20 (Reuters) - Democratic Republic of Congo has sent its health minister and a team of experts to the remote northern Equateur province after several people died there from a disease with Ebola-like symptoms, a local ...
Illness With Ebola-Like Symptoms Kills Several In Congo
Illness with Ebola-like symptoms kills several in Congo - locals
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