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Maternal anaemia may shape infant brain development

9 September 2026 by CapeTownNewsReader

Jessica Ringshaw’s research demonstrates how scientific discovery and public engagement should go hand-in-hand…

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The Assassination of Hendrik Verwoerd in Parliament (1966): On September 6, 1966, Prime Minister Hendrik Verwoerd—widely regarded as the chief architect of apartheid—was stabbed to death inside the House of Assembly in Cape Town by parliamentary messenger Dimitri Tsafendas. The shocking news sent shockwaves through international news outlets, highlighting the deep instability and brutal political environment of South Africa at the time.

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