Watch | Heartbroken Naledi community gathers to mourn five children who died from poisoning
The five Naledi youngsters died earlier this week, after eating snacks allegedly purchased from a local spaza shop. Mahlatsi Moleya […]
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EXPLAINER | How to safeguard yourself, children and loved ones from poisoned food
With the recent spate of poisoned food cases sweeping the country, News24 spoke to toxicologist Dr Gerhard Verdoorn of the
Five Naledi children honoured as community weeps amid suspected food poisoning cases spike
After a traumatic week that saw foreign spaza shop operators expelled, the Naledi community in Soweto gathered to mourn the
Families demand swift accountability over Soweto children deaths
SOWETO – Naledi in Soweto is mourning the tragic deaths of five children who are believed to have succumbed to
Memorial service for Soweto children who died from suspected food poisoning
JOHANNESBURG – A memorial service for five children will be held in Soweto on Friday morning. They died after allegedly
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Chemical in rat poison is killing township children
He, however, said tests have also shown that there was no link between what the children ate and what killed
Namib Mills pulls Top Score Instant Porridge from shelves following deaths of three children in Eastern Cape
Namibian company, Namib Mills, has launched an investigation after three children died allegedly after consuming its Top Score Instant Porridge,
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Spar recalls Top Score instant porridge after three Eastern Cape children die
Supermarket Spar has suspended sales of the Namibian-produced Top Score vanilla-flavoured instant maize porridge from all shelves during investigations. This
Porridge product recalled nationally after 3 children die in Eastern Cape
Two one-year-olds and a four-year-old died after eating Top Score Instant Maize Porridge on Friday. While investigations are ongoing, porridge
At least 116 children died from malnutrition in the Eastern Cape in one year
A participant takes in the indigenous gardens at the Bertha Retreat at Boschendal, Franschhoek, on Thursday during an experts’ symposium