'Dead babies' hospital: Premier shocked Independent online | By Angelique Serrao | Syringes being used more than once, babies lying in soiled cribs and nurses chatting instead of looking after premature infants. These are just some of the shocking claims made by parents whose babies died at a Joburg hospital...
DA wants answers on Frere Hospital manager Independent online | The DA on Sunday questioned why the manager of East London's Frere Hospital Luvuyo Mosana, who was alleged to have tried to cover up a baby deaths' debacle at the hospital, was not being held accountable. | This came after the party received a resp...
Kenyan minister defends hospital over negligence claims Kenya Broadcasting Corp Written By:Glena Nyamwaya/Rose Kamau , Posted: Thu, Jul 15, 2010 | Caption: Medical services minister Prof Anyang Nyongo says the budgetary allocation to the ministry was inadequate | Medical services minister Prof. Anyang' ...
New gripes against controversial surgeon Independent online | Next » 1 2 | Five new complaints with the Health Professions Council of South Africa and an investigation by the Mpumalanga Health Department - this is what controversial orthopaedic surgeon Dr Wynne Lieberthal is facing. | The gr...
Nigerian Labour law, restrictive and outdated Business Day Online A look at the distinction between Dismissal and Termination under Nigerian Employment Law | The global recession is contributing to the escalation of employment related litigation in Nigeria. An insufficient appreciation of the difference between a t...
Donovan reiterates desire to return to Everton Kansas City Star Michael Sohn United States' Landon Donovan celebrates following the World Cup group C soccer match between the United States and Algeria at the Loftus Versfeld Stadium in Pretoria, South Africa, Wednesday, June 23, 2010. (AP Photo/Michael Sohn) More News | LIVERPOOL, England — Landon Donovan says he still wants to head back to Everton and the Engli...
Researchers believe garlic can beat cancer Independent online | Next » 1 2 | By Sipokazi Maposa | Health Writer | Researchers at the University of the Western Cape (UWC) are upbeat that a traditional garlic medicine could provide hope for people with cancer, after finding the indigenous plant has properties that could fight off fungal infection and cancer cells. | The plant is a member of th...
