Should you be worried about the Great Resignation?

by Staff Writer | Jan 21, 2022 | News, Public Sector Leaders

By Silke Rathbone, Principal Partner, LabourExcel   Much like the Great Depression, the Great Resignation has been a hard pill to swallow, mostly for employers. What is this GREAT RESIGNATION all about? In essence, given the last 18-20 months everyone has had to...

Making Progress: Tackling AIDS in South Africa

by Staff Writer | Jan 21, 2022 | News, Public Sector Leaders

 By Charndré Emma Kippie   A decline in infections  In 2020, almost 1 million people across the globe died from HIV-related causes, and around 1.5 million people acquired HIV.  Zooming in a bit closer to home, it has been recorded that South Africa has the...

Dr Joe Phaahla: Steering us through a health crisis

by Staff Writer | Jan 17, 2022 | News, Public Sector Leaders

By Jessie Taylor Fighting the pandemic has required enormous resources and dedication from healthcare officials. Heading up the government’s response has been no small task, especially when taking on a role that has been marred with corruption allegations and tender...

Tackling South Africa’s current diabetes crisis

by Staff Writer | Nov 26, 2021 | News, Public Sector Leaders

  By Charndré Emma Kippie   KZN: most affected by diabetes Recent studies have indicated that the Covid-19 pandemic has amplified the widespread influx of diagnosed diabetes cases in South Africa. Diabetes has been called a ‘silent killer’ as the earliest...

COVID Update: Third Shot’s A Charm?

by Staff Writer | Nov 12, 2021 | News, Public Sector Leaders

  By Charndré Emma Kippie   A decline in immunity protection It looks like Health workers in South Africa who have been vaccinated with the Johnson & Johnson vaccine (as per the Sisonke study) are likely to be eligible for another dose. It is said that...