DA and EFF call for increased inspections and more health inspectors to combat growing food poisoning crisis
By Hope Ntanzi | Published Nov 11, 2024
HYGIENE
Who can open spaza shop in South Africa? Premier Panyaza Lesufi says anyone, as long as they are documented
By Jonisayi Maromo | Published Nov 11, 2024
Gauteng Education Department suspends immediate sale of food within and around school premises to protect pupils
By Jolene Marriah-Maharaj | Published Nov 8, 2024
‘Sell food items only from verifiable producers’: Limpopo lifts ban on vendors selling food at schools
By Jonisayi Maromo | Published Nov 7, 2024
Effective home remedies to combat bad breath
By Vuyile Madwantsi | Published Nov 5, 2024
‘Do not take matters into your hands’: Government insists it is coordinating probe into food-borne illnesses
By Jonisayi Maromo | Published Nov 5, 2024
Beyond skin deep: understanding bone loss in facial ageing
By Vuyile Madwantsi | Published Nov 1, 2024
‘We can’t brush our teeth’: Irate University of Limpopo students protest after suspension of final exams amid water crisis
By Simon Majadibodu | Published Oct 31, 2024
Burger makes 75 people sick, sends 22 to hospital and leads to one death
By Xolile Mtembu | Published Oct 30, 2024
South Africa faces critical shortage of Environmental Health Practitioners amid food safety crisis
By Siyabonga Sithole | Published Oct 28, 2024
Limpopo temporarily bans food sales in and near schools amid rising food poisoning cases
By Simon Majadibodu | Published Oct 25, 2024
‘The laws must be respected and enforced’: Mbalula promises action on spaza food safety
By Kamogelo Moichela | Published Oct 22, 2024
25 Gauteng learners fall ill after consuming snacks
By Robin-Lee Francke | Published Oct 17, 2024
‘This is unacceptable’: EFF blames Limpopo Department of Education for suspected food poisoning at Makahlule Primary School
By Simon Majadibodu | Published Oct 11, 2024
ActionSA calls on government to clamp down on Naledi spaza shops blamed for poisoning deaths of minors
By Christopher Buda | Published Oct 10, 2024
Residents along Harts and Vaal rivers urged to be cautious as presence of cholera is confirmed
By Robin-Lee Francke | Published Oct 9, 2024
