Mothushi Thoka

2 months ago | brnw.ch | Mothushi Thoka

The Limpopo Department of Health has warned of increased malaria risks after recent heavy rains. The department employed 355 spray workers to control mosquito populations and plans to increase this to 400 in 2025/26. Residents are advised to use insect repellent, wear protective clothing, and seek medical help if they experience malaria symptoms. The Limpopo Department of Health has urged the public to stay vigilant in the face of malaria risks following recent heavy rainfall in the province.

2 months ago | brnw.ch | Mothushi Thoka

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Jan 21, 2025 | brnw.ch | Mothushi Thoka

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Jan 21, 2025 | brnw.ch | Mothushi Thoka

Sergeant, a loyal dog from Gugulethu, waited at the local police station for weeks after his owner died. He joined daily police parades despite showing signs of grief, including a loss of appetite. The SPCA is taking care of Sergeant, who is slowly recovering and hoping to find a new home. South Africa now has its own version of Hachiko, the legendary Japanese dog who waited at a train station for more than nine years after his owner died.

Jan 16, 2025 | brnw.ch | Mothushi Thoka

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