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With vaping rates among South African teens reaching alarming levels, experts are calling for the immediate enactment of the Tobacco Products and Electronic Delivery Systems Control Bill to combat a potential public health crisis.
Singing in the shower not only brings joy but boosts your mood, according to new research.
The Sapien Labs’ Mental State of the World Report has named Uzbekistan, the United Kingdom, and South Africa as the top three most miserable countries, with their rankings driven by a combination of economic instability, social pressures, and limited access to mental health support.
Explore how emojis have transformed courtroom dynamics, becoming crucial evidence in legal proceedings. Discover insights from University of Western Cape researchers on the complexities of interpreting these digital symbols in a multicultural society.
Discover how daily listening to specially composed music during pregnancy can significantly reduce anxiety symptoms for expecting mothers across Africa.
New research reveals a troubling link between penguin divorce rates and declining reproductivesuccess on Phillip Island in Australia. Scientists say the usually monogamous little penguins are getting up to hanky-panky on the side.
The eThekwini Municipality has announced the closure of two bathing beaches in uMhlanga following the discovery of unidentified brown balls on the sea sand.
Setumo Motsei said he’s been doing one subject, Research Project in Statistics for almost 10 years and he believes there’s been deliberate efforts to block him from progressing.
Professor Rubeshan Perumal's dedication to developing the next generation of clinician-scientists guarantees that his legacy of quality and innovation continues.