The Reveal

The 24th of March 2017 marked the World TB Day, this day is designed to build public awareness that tuberculosis today remains an epidemic in much of the world, causing the deaths of nearly one and half million people each year. In recognition of World TB Day 2017, Department of Health together with Dilation and curettage (D&C) have launched a series of original research in collaboration with the public clinics and Hospitals, Soshanguve was one of the places which took part. The collection included addressing the community with evidence and innovation in the diagnosis, management and prevention of tuberculosis, as well as particular challenges affecting vulnerable populations.  “The heaviest burden is carried by communities which already face socio-economic challenges: migrants, refugees, prisoners, miners and others working and living in risk-prone settings, and marginalized women, children and older people” says Dr Mabuza from Soshanguve Clinic. Forty-four

How you spend your time tells you who you are. Think about what is it that you want to create with your time. How you commit your time and how you spend your time tells exactly what you are committed to. How much time do you spend everyday working on your dream? In the last year what new skill or knowledge have you acquired? What kind of Investment have you made in you? Lots of people as soon as they punch out they rush home to do nothing, they rush home just to sit and do nothing. You have to give in everything you have, This is a life class that means we have the opportunity to learn how to maximize our lives. Think of the things you are doing that somebody else could be doing and think of yourself as a precious commodity. Reserve your energy for your highest and best use. All the successful people have the exact time that you have each day, so what they do that you might not be doing is that, they always invest in themselves, they put time in something that th

Tshwane University of technology Soshanguve Campus students are complaining about their living conditions at the CCT campus residence, students says this issue of poor maintenance has been going on for years and it ended to a point where the 6 th floor of CCT is malfunctioning.   CCT manager Mr Patric Mabuseng explained that since the year started several cases were reported about the issues of the malfunctioning of the elevators, crime rate in the residence and the unhealthy living conditions that students are facing. “The maintenance of the residence is not in my hands but everything is controlled by the management of TUT and those that are in power of TUT.” He said Thando Mguni a resident at CCT says students’ lives are at risk because now the roof is falling down at the last floor and cockroaches as well as rats are coming from the malfunctioning floor to their rooms. Last year the resident manager tried to attend to some of the minor problems at the residen

Breaking those habits might be tough, but wearing the best can complement you without breaking that “on point” looks. Most People tend to lose their styles and wear colours that don’t even complement each other.   Looking more fashionable isn't always about wearing the trendiest, most expensive clothes, or mastering some complex styling tricks. Sometimes it's as easy as just tucking in your shirt or throwing on a pair of sunglasses. Fashion is now modernised unlike in previous decades where shorts were a barrier to look good, where caps were only for mans and colour blocking for traditional people, now fashion allows people to wear layers without looking overdressed, wearing those clothes that not only complement their bodies but that are also comfortable and fashionable. Combination of colours can attract attention, set a mood or even influence emotions and perceptions. We all have that one favourite outfit that we wear over and over again but that should

Planning it while on the centre of your journey is as easy as knowing where you are going. The best way to challenge your Life after university can present a number of tough challenges, such as moving to a new location or dealing with (short-term) unemployment. No matter what lies ahead, the destination has to be reached. We all think that life after university is much better and simple, especially when we think of that fact that there will be no more exams and lecturers on our necks, no grimier student, and no enough money to live on. However, unless we are realistic about this transition then life after university can come fascinating. Don’t wait until graduation to start your job search, it might sound obvious, but this is a common mistake. Job-hunting is a long process, persevere. In fact, start making your post-career. It takes dedication and ability to commit yourself to work. It’s a door to door knock until one notices that you have the ability to do what is neede

The Tshwane University of Technology (TUT) Soshanguve female residences, CCT and TCE1 are taking a challenge on the 30 th of March 2017 at TCE Stadium. Both teams are competing for the semi-final margin. Netball coach Sandile Banda said, “Every year these two residences takes the lead, it’s been four years since both teams started but no team has ever managed to take the league two years in a row”. The teams are now in a compressed space to take the lead because the team that wins the cup is going to the semi-finals to challenge the TUT GA-Rankuwa Netball players. Their Netball court is not in the good state but beyond every situation they face, they still manage to play the best games.  The resident managers fully support these extra curriculum activities. Mr Mabuseng, the resident manager of CCT stated that these teams have done well in the previous games, with such history there is hope that they can take the cup in the finals. One of the players Karabo Mothata w