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How hot dogs are feeding the fight against racism Durban architect launches antiracism eatery after his ‘discriminatory’ encounter at a beachfront restaurant 06 May 2021 - 20:53 A Durban architect is taking a stand against racism with his Anti-Racist Hotdog pop-up eatery, after he was turned away by a beachfront restaurant, he claims because of the colour of his skin. Wandile Mthiyane, 27, who was chosen for the Obama Young Leader programme in 2019, is hosting pop-up hot dog events while he waits for a permit from the eThekwini municipality to open his eatery in the vicinity of a club that houses a restaurant, along the city’s promenade. ....
Snuffing out the taboo surrounding cannabis users would be dope A draft cannabis master plan for SA needs to be finalised, otherwise the fledgling cannabis sector will go to pot 21 April 2021 - 20:12 Are you a casual social or a dabbler, maybe cannacurious, perhaps an unsparked or even a naysayer? With legal cannabis set to increase from $30bn (R429bn) in 2020 to over $90bn (R1.286-trillion) in 2025, international market research company Euromonitor International has taken a deep dive into exploring adult cannabis consumer archetypes as part of its global cannabis research programme. This article is free to read if you register or sign in. ....
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Third wave is on its way, so let’s learn from the past to ride it out: MSF Medical humanitarian body says hospitals that were overwhelmed in the first and second waves must be better prepared 10 March 2021 - 20:32 A third wave is coming and SA needs to be prepared, because a widespread vaccine rollout will not be complete by the time a new surge in infections hits around April or May. This is the word from Medecins Sans Frontieres (Doctors Without Borders, MSF), which has been providing support to hospitals in the Eastern Cape, KwaZulu-Natal and Western Cape. This article is free to read if you register or sign in. ....