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Praneetha Aniruth on AI, entrepreneurship, women’s empowerment and community impactFrom AI and entrepreneurship to commu...
29/08/2026

Praneetha Aniruth on AI, entrepreneurship, women’s empowerment and community impact

From AI and entrepreneurship to community kitchens and women’s empowerment, Praneetha Aniruth refuses to fit into just one box.

In this edition of On the Couch, Aniruth opens up about her unconventional journey into technology, the birth of the uMhlanga Women’s Association during the 2021 unrest, her passion for empowering women and entrepreneurs, and why she believes South African businesses should never be afraid to think globally.

Her message is simple but powerful: success is not only about what you build for yourself, but about who is better off because you were there.

Full story online: https://tinyurl.com/yfxejaps

ON THE COUCH WITH DR OMAR DAIBWhat happens when a doctor combines medical expertise with a genuine passion for helping p...
29/08/2026

ON THE COUCH WITH DR OMAR DAIB

What happens when a doctor combines medical expertise with a genuine passion for helping patients feel heard and reassured?

This week, Springfield Weekly Gazette sits down with specialist ENT surgeon Dr Omar Daib of Ahmed Al-Kadi Private Hospital.

From treating children with hearing problems to managing serious airway emergencies, Dr Daib shares insights into his career, common ENT concerns people should not ignore and why early medical attention matters.

Away from the hospital, he opens up about family life, how he unwinds and the simple advice he gives to those closest to him: if something doesn’t feel right or keeps getting worse, get it checked.

Full story online: https://tinyurl.com/2c85ehhd

KZN rallies around families as six residents remain missing in NepalKwaZulu-Natal families are anxiously awaiting news o...
28/08/2026

KZN rallies around families as six residents remain missing in Nepal

KwaZulu-Natal families are anxiously awaiting news of six residents reported missing following devastating floods and mudslides in Nepal.

Among those missing are Vivaganthan Pillay and Janett Pillay, as well as Surendranath Maharaj and Anitha Devi Maharaj, from Ladysmith. Terricia Govender, 33, from Isipingo Beach, is also among the South Africans reported missing.

KZN MEC for Transport and Human Settlements Siboniso Duma has expressed support for the affected families and said officials have been tasked with liaising with DIRCO to help maintain communication with those affected.

The Ladysmith and Isipingo communities continue to rally around the families with prayers, messages of support and hope as search efforts continue.

Full story online: https://tinyurl.com/3vex6rkx

From engineering to entertainment, Mandy MC is using her voice to make a difference.This Women’s Month, The Phoenix Tabl...
28/08/2026

From engineering to entertainment, Mandy MC is using her voice to make a difference.

This Women’s Month, The Phoenix Tabloid sits down with Amanda ‘Mandy MC’ Haridutt, the Phoenix-born MC, entertainer, influencer and content creator who has built a following of 76,000 with more than 30 million views.

From her unexpected TikTok breakthrough to her passion for supporting elderly residents and raising awareness around gender-based violence, Mandy MC opens up about her journey, family, community and the responsibility that comes with having a public platform.

“If I can use my voice to make one woman feel stronger, one woman feel seen, or one woman realise that she is worthy of a life without violence and fear, then I believe I'm doing something that matters.”

Full story online: https://tinyurl.com/2s3ahtt5

Hope grows for missing Isipingo woman Terricia Govender after Nepal floodThe family of 33-year-old Terricia Govender is ...
27/08/2026

Hope grows for missing Isipingo woman Terricia Govender after Nepal flood

The family of 33-year-old Terricia Govender is holding onto hope as she remains among South Africans reported missing following devastating flash floods along the Nepal-Tibet border.

Terricia travelled alone from South Africa on August 12 to join the Isha Sacred Walk pilgrimage to Mount Kailash, a journey she had been eagerly anticipating.

Her mother, Linda Govender, said the family remains optimistic that Terricia and other missing pilgrims will be found as search-and-rescue operations continue.

The Isipingo community has also rallied behind the family, with residents offering prayers and support as they await news of Terricia’s whereabouts.

Full story online: https://tinyurl.com/4psmx7zw

Shops close as workers’ march passes through Durban CBDSeveral shops along West Street in Durban CBD reportedly closed t...
27/08/2026

Shops close as workers’ march passes through Durban CBD

Several shops along West Street in Durban CBD reportedly closed temporarily on Thursday as a workers’ march moved through the city centre.

Former Ukhozi FM presenter Ngizwe Mchunu, his son King Ingoba Makhosi and members of the Mayibuye Africa Party were among those reported to be taking part.

The march is linked to concerns around employment and working conditions, while immigration and local business issues also remain part of the wider public debate.

Full story online: https://tinyurl.com/5en9d2na

Ladysmith families await answers as two residents remain missing in NepalTwo Ladysmith residents are among four South Af...
27/08/2026

Ladysmith families await answers as two residents remain missing in Nepal

Two Ladysmith residents are among four South Africans reported missing after devastating flash floods swept through the Bhote Koshi River area in Rasuwa, Nepal, on Wednesday.

As authorities continue a major search-and-rescue operation and verify the identities of those reported missing, the families of the two Ladysmith residents have asked for privacy while they await confirmed information.

Another South African reported missing is 33-year-old Terricia Govender from Isipingo Beach.

Full story online: https://tinyurl.com/2yucy42j

‘We cannot afford to buy our own medication.’Elderly Tafta residents have raised serious concerns over alleged shortages...
27/08/2026

‘We cannot afford to buy our own medication.’

Elderly Tafta residents have raised serious concerns over alleged shortages of chronic medication at Addington Hospital, claiming some patients are being issued prescription scripts and sent to private pharmacies to buy treatment they rely on.

Ward 26 PR councillor Sharmaine Sewshanker says more than 30 Tafta residents have raised similar complaints, while affected pensioners say the cost of privately purchasing chronic medication is placing additional pressure on their already limited SASSA pensions.

The KwaZulu-Natal Department of Health was approached for comment, but no response had been received at the time of going to print.

Full story online: https://tinyurl.com/yvc2svd2

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