At least 25 people, including a child believed to be Five Years old, were injured in a multi vehicle collision on the N12 at Etwatwa near Benoni, Gauteng this afternoon 1st June 2018. According to ER24, their paramedics and various other services attended the scene which was described as chaotic at approximately 4:30pm. Rescuers found

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President Cyril Ramaphosa says in the next three months government will launch a massive cancer campaign similar to the HIV counselling and testing campaign. The campaign will involve the private sector as government aims to mobilise all resources to fight the scourge of cancer. The President said this when he tabled his State of the

The Gauteng Health Department says the Charlotte Maxeke Academic Hospital is down referring patients to district hospitals in order to reduce waiting lists and times. The Department says medical personnel at district hospitals are assisted by specialist from the Charlotte Maxeke Academic Hospital.  Different hospitals within Gauteng districts have been authorised to perform different operations. 

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