ANOTHER STEP FORWARD FOR HIV RESEARCH
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Experts say while it may be too early to say conclusively whether a second person has been cured of HIV, it gives researchers clues regarding the next step and is a reassuring breakthrough nonetheless. A London patient appears to have been cured of HIV after a bone marrow transplant from a donor with a special genetic mutation. Since his bone marrow transplant in 2016, to treat cancer, there has been no sign of HIV. This
The MEC for Finance Ivan Meyer tabled the Western Cape Government’s 2019 Provincial Budget today. In his address, Meyer says this budget provides opportunities for the youth; supports the creation of a safe and secure Province for the citizen; provides an enabling environment for job creation and skills development; builds and maintains economic and social infrastructure; and applies good governance standards to maximise service delivery and citizen impact. In aggregate, the 2019 Provincial Budget provides
Christel House South Africa raised R150 000 at its annual charity golf day in Stellenbosch on 1 March, to help fund the school’s feeding program, Feed A Future. A total of 20 teams, from local businesses to regular golfing supporters, swung away at a Stableford 4-ball Alliance competition at the picturesque Stellenbosch Golf club to raise the money. Grade 6 student, Mvano, who’s also the face of the Feed A Future campaign, greeted all supporters
Get ready for an evening of fun as Smile 90.4FM and Stellenbrau present Watershed, Live in Concert, at Root 44. On Friday, 5th April 2019, Watershed will be officially launching their brand new album, Harbour. Join us as we are spoilt with all of Watershed’s hits from the past 20 years! Date: Friday, 5 April 2019 Time: Doors open at 16h00 Price: R150pp (kids under 12 are free) Watershed live on stage from 19h00.
The Mother City will be putting her best foot forward this week, as influential global leaders have arrived for the YPO Global Leadership Conference. This conference is seen as a feather in the cap for Cape Town, with the Young Presidents Organization hosting it for the first time, on such a big scale. The event sees more than 3000 top CEOs come together in the City over a 4-day period, at the CTICC. It is
