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Kopano Monaheng — Publisher & Editor Kopano Monaheng is a South African journalist, publisher and media entrepreneur with a passion for community journalism, sport and stories that give a voice to ordinary people. He is the publisher and Editor of The Imagy, an independent digital news platform established in August 2026, health & wellbeing related news, sport, education and social development. Through his work, Kopano has built a growing audience by bringing local stories closer to the people while highlighting issues, achievements and developments that matter to communities. With a particular passion for South African football, Kopano regularly covers PSL matches, football tournaments, community sporting events and the people behind the game. His journalism combines a strong connection with communities with an energetic and engaging storytelling style. His vision is to build independent media platforms that inform, empower and connect communities, while creating opportunities for journalists, creatives and young people in the media industry. Kopano Monaheng — telling the stories that matter.

DRESSED FOR SUCCESS!

By THABO MOTLHABI ACADEMICALLY, many pupils are doing well, and this is a source of great pride for their parents, who want to see them become the people they aspire to be one day. To complement their academic achievements and encourage them to continue working hard towards achieving their childhood dreams, the pupils were asked…

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GAUTENG CONTINUES TO INTENSIFY THE FIGHT AGAINST HIV AND TUBERCULOSIS THROUGH RETENTION OF CLIENTS ON TREATMENT AND PREVENTION MEASURES

The Gauteng Department of Health (GDoH) is continuing to strengthen the fight against HIV and Tuberculosis (TB), with statistics indicating improved retention of clients on treatment in the 2025/26 financial year compared to the 2024/25 financial year.1 of 2 . In the 2025/26 financial year, Gauteng saw 1 295 104 HIV clients remain on treatment,…

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GAUTENG HEALTH MOVES FROM SCREENING TO CERVICAL CANCER ELIMINATION

Gauteng Department of Health (GDoH) is strengthening its contribution to the national effort to eliminate cervical cancer as a public health problem by 2030, with a continued focus on prevention, screening, early detection and access to appropriate treatment. The focus comes as the country marks Cervical Cancer Awareness Month in September and International Gynaecological Health…

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