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Certainty Of Government s Policy Lacking Once More - Daily Dispatch

10 June 2021 - Ever since the African National Congress officially committed itself to expropriation without compensation in late 2017, it has struggled to square the impossible circle: how going down this investment-killing path could be justified in a country whose very future hinged on vastly accelerating growth.

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Tim Noakes and the parallels between Big Food and Big Pharma

Kate Wand, a member of PANDA, wrote this excellent article in defence of Tim Noakes - drawing parallels between Big Food and Big Pharma.

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Understanding the Expropriation without Compensation drive – part 3 - Newsi — Institute Of Race Relations

10 June 2021 - The constitutional amendment was pushed along through a highly visible campaign of public and parliamentary hearings, along with invitations for written submissions. These were nominally held to gauge whether or not such an amendment was required, and what the public thought of it. Hundreds of thousands of submissions were made on the issue, with all indications that the bulk of these opposed the amendment.

South africaFree stateRussell lambertiVuzumusi xabaDavid rakgaseGugile nkwintiSimon nemutandaniTerence corriganAce magashuleRural development thoko didizaProfessor ben cousins of the institute povertyConstitutional court agri south africaDepartment of public worksInstitute of race relationsDevelopment of agricultural land frameworkHealth professions council

AFTER A WEEK OF ABANDONING PATIENTS, RESIDENT DOCTORS CALL OFF NATIONWIDE GO-SLOW

AFTER A WEEK OF ABANDONING PATIENTS, RESIDENT DOCTORS CALL OFF NATIONWIDE GO-SLOW
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Metabolic syndrome among Batswana adults

Purpose: The metabolic syndrome (MetS) is on the rise in Sub-Saharan Africa, attributed to increased and uncontrollable urbanization accompanied by its lifestyle changes. Non-communicable diseases, such as hypertension, diabetes, and obesity, which are components of the (MetS) are also on the increase in Botswana. To date, no study has determined the prevalence of the MetS in the apparently healthy Batswana adults. The objective of the study was to determine the prevalence of the MetS among the 25– 65-year-old Batswana residing in urban and neighboring semi-urban areas of Gaborone. Participants and Methods: A cross-sectional study was used to collect data from N=794 participants, n=383 men and n=411 women, residing in Gaborone and two surrounding semi-urban areas. Data collected included demographic, anthropometric measurements, blood pressure (BP), blood glucose, triglycerides, high-density lipoprotein cholesterol (HDL-C) and total cholesterol.

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