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Ministry of Health to sign new agreement with BHP

Government continues its partnership and collaboration with the Botswana Harvard Aids Institute Partnership (BHP) to address key HIV/AIDS related public health challenges, says Minister of Health and Wellness, Dr Alfred Madigele. Speaking during...

Keikantse Lesemela | 25 February 2019

VALENTINE’S DAY HORROR

A herdsman in Molepolole discovered a burnt human body whilst looking for cattle in the bush at Ratotoboro ward last Thursday whilst many were celebrating love. The herdsman discovered a heap of burnt circular wires, but upon scrutiny, he realised...

Sun Reporter | 25 February 2019

Of 11 cattle heads and a speeding Honda Fit

Kgotla Gotcha of Lentsweletau village lost 11 cattle recently, and he suspects this to be the work of professional thieves who sell meat to butcheries. Gotcha’s 11 cattle were killed in three different places. Suspicions were raised when a blue...

Irene Shone | 25 February 2019

CHANGING LIVES THROUGH MUSIC

The Big Bands in Botswana project established by the Botswana Society For Jazz Education (BSJE) and sponsored by the Embassy of the United States of America officially launched in Bontleng, Gaborone this past Friday. Members of Bontleng community...

Keletso Thobega | 25 February 2019

Beware the haters and schemers Bra Tony!

Dear Masunga My man, kana I never really got to congratulate you on your grand ascendance to the summit of the Botswana Telecommunications Corporation (BTC) management structure. I am sorry to have taken this long morena; it was not out of any...

Joe Brown 25 February 2019

‘Hands off our genitals’

Members of Rainbow Identity Association (RIA) are embarking on one-on-one meetings with Members of Parliament and councilors, with the aim of unpacking their ‘Hands off our genitals’ campaign. The campaign wants the Ministry of Health and...

Yvonne Mooka 25 February 2019

Cancer affects children too

Leukaemia is the most frequent type of childhood cancer occuring in Botswana and represents 25.4% of all childhood cancers in the country, says Medical Director at Global HOPE Botswana, Dr. Jeremy Slone. Being aware of the common signs associated...

Rachel Raditsebe | 25 February 2019

Your physical environment controlls your genes (epigenetics)

To be aerobic as opposed to the anaerobic is to maintain an alkaline state of a 7.4 P.H BALANCE or a balance close to 7.7.4 PH. Diseases cannot survive in an alkaline host, they thrive in an acidic state .Acidosis is the birth of cancer. 85 % of...

Sun Reporter | 25 February 2019

YOGA AND GOOD HEALTH.

World Health Organisation (WHO) defines health as “….a state of complete physical, mental and social well-being and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity”. Sri Sri Ravi Shankar, founder of Art of Living, explains good health as...

Pauline Sebina | 25 February 2019

Wame Gori integrates IT in youth health care services

Wame Gori, a youth officer at the Botswana Family Welfare Association (BOFWA) talks to SunHealth about helping young people aged between 10-24 years with a whole range of issues from behavioural difficulties to teenage pregnancy. What does your...

Sun Reporter | 25 February 2019

United, we can all beat Cancer

There is a question that I get asked a lot by both patients and relatives. Everyone wants to know what causes cancer? It makes sense because one way or the other, cancer affects all of us. We all want to know want causes it so that we all avoid...

Sun Reporter | 25 February 2019

GLUE SNIFFING AFFECTS OUR MENTAL HEALTH

One reader recently enquired through email over whether glue sniffing can cause mental health problems or not. Glue is classified under a group of drugs known as inhalants and it is an open fact that inhalant use is a cause for concern. Inhalant use...

David Sydney Mangwegape | 25 February 2019