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| 13.06.2017, 09:28 - ymyokicks - Rank 6 - 511 Posts
I am a journalist with a passion for Gender Issues, Lifestyle, Current Affairs, and Inspirational radio and television talk shows. My qualifications are a (Media Studies and Journalism) Degree and a Postgraduate Diploma in Gender Studies from the University of the Free State. I am the News Reader of Link fm's Buffalo Toyota Afternoon Drive and freelance writer for Go&Express newspaper. Interests outside my profession are NGO's, specifically Women Organisations, as a result I am part of the East London Soul City Young Womens Club. Weather Update: Cold, dry weather predicted for most of SA SA Weather Service predicts 30% chance of rain for drought-stricken Western Cape, and cold, dry weather for most of SA. Cape Town Man falls from tree in Hillcrest Richard's Bay - A Free State boy who fell out of a tree over the long weekend and had to spend a few days in high care, is in a stable condition. John Jackson, 8, a Grade 3 pupil at Wilgerivier school in Frankfort, still has a headache and is complaining of nausea, his dad, Reverend John Jackson, told Netwerk24 . “He’s been transferred to the children's ward, but he’s not quite himself yet,” said Jackson snr. “He’s talking, but he’s keeping it to a minimum.” The Jacksons were on their way to St Lucia for the long weekend when they stopped in Pongola on Friday. John climbed a tree and fell about three metres onto a cement slab, hitting his head and back. Jackson, a minister at the NG Church at Frankfort, in the Free State, said his son was unconscious after the fall. “Like any other young boy, he loves climbing trees. After the fall, he was out cold,” he said. His mother, Dr Helena Jackson, performed mouth-to-mouth resuscitation. “Then we got him to a local doctor as fast as possible.” John jnr was stabilised there and taken by ambulance to the Netcare The Bay Hospital in Richards Bay, where he was admitted to the high care unit. “He’s doing well, but is not really eating because of the nausea. He also was in a lot of pain on Sunday.” Jackson said they’d be staying in Richards Bay until John jnr was well enough to travel. Read more on: There's an app for that: how apps have changed us "There's an app for that" is more than just Apple's marketing mantra. Mobile apps have emerged over the last 10 years or so for practically every need in a person's day and changed our lives. PARTNER CONTENT cheap Authentic jordans cheap jordans cheap jordans online cheap jordan shoes ?site=forum_topic&topic=13762 ?thread_id=3587 cheap jordans cheap real jordans cheap air jordans cheap jordans online www.crafthammerdesign.com http://www.skill-proje...rum_topic&topic=17741 http://www.villarental.../contact-us#comment-89787 http://users.atw.hu/ph...rum_topic&topic=12543 |