APLC is an organisation that acts on a global scale. We focus on programs that offer unique insights into contemporary trends & developments in Africa.
Join the APLC as we commemorate World Health Day I. The 7th April 2022. We will be broadcasting live from Nelson Mandela square in Sandton. Don’t miss out, be there or watch us in dstv channel 404 9am-12pm
Thank you for this crucial conversation @APLC_SA We've found unmet demand for safe public spaces wt people doing exercise on bridges and roundabouts exposed to #airpollution & injury risk. Must support those already being active to encourage others: https://t.co/MtAKOoXna5
Dr. Taban "we need to stand up as Africans and fight the corruption in the government so that we can defeat the poverty we are facing in Africa" #covidconversations2#behealthystayhealthy
Dr. Taban is a pulmonologist based at Mediclinic Midstream, SA. Dr Taban is in demand because of the world-class pulmonology care he provides. But he doesn’t cater to just the “rich and famous” he provides pro bono primary healthcare, to patients in places like rural Mpumalanga
Director General Vusumuzi Mkhize from Department of sports, arts & culture encourages youth to keep exercising "you don't need expensive gym equipment to stay fit and healthy"
#covidconversation2#behealthystayhealthy
Director General Vusumuzi Mkhize from Department of sports, arts & culture encourages youth to keep exercising "you don't need expensive gym equipment to stay fit and healthy"
#covidconversation2#behealthystayhealthy
Dr. Vicki Lambert who is on the faculty of Health Sciences at the University joins us with the Director general of the Department Sports, Arts & Culture #covidconversations2#behealthystayhealthy