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Dut And Lenovo Launches Robogirl 2022 To Train Young Female Learners On Coding And Robotics - Vimarsana News

Dut And Lenovo Launches Robogirl 2022 To Train Young Female Learners On Coding And Robotics

Lenovo South Africa has embarked on an exciting partnership with the Durban University of Technology, which will prepare young female learners for the 4th

My Account on China EP. 17 – China and Africa: Win-Win Cooperation - Vimarsana News

My Account on China EP. 17 – China and Africa: Win-Win Cooperation

Editor's note: South Africa is the first country in Africa to sign a cooperation document under the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI). It has also witnessed - Kenya breaking news | Kenya news today | Capitalfm.co.ke

Hospital porter braves gunshots and looting - walks 25km to work amid KZN unrest - Vimarsana News

Hospital porter braves gunshots and looting - walks 25km to work amid KZN unrest

Glenrose Simanane braved the chaos around her and walked over 25km to get to work. She hopes that her feat encourages her younger colleagues to value their jobs.

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HAPPY NEWS: Lucky number seven for Durban moms at Ahmed Al-Kadi Hospital this July - Vimarsana News

HAPPY NEWS: Lucky number seven for Durban moms at Ahmed Al-Kadi Hospital this July

Sevens all round, Carol Ofori celebrated her seven year wedding anniversary yesterday and we found out that a mother at Durban Hospital, Ahmed Al Kadi, gave birth to seven sets of twins.

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Durban widow pleads for return of husband's cellphone - Vimarsana News

Durban widow pleads for return of husband's cellphone

Durban widow pleads for return of husband’s cellphone By Taschica Pillay Share Durban - A Durban widow has made an impassioned plea for the return of her late husband’s phone which allegedly disappeared while he was hospitalised. Latasha Naidoo, 49, of Asherville, claims her husband, Kevin’s mobile phone was not returned to her after he passed away at Ahmed Al-kadi Hospital in Mayville after going into cardiac arrest on December 26. She has since put up a R10 000 reward for the return of the phone. A notice was sent out to all hospital staff. Naidoo said the phone did not only ...

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