Talented Nigerian dancehall artist, Big Blaze is back with another smashing hit single titled “Fire Blazing”.
The song was produced by Tuzi.
Listen below and enjoy
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After the first version of his hit single “Chukwu Nedum” waved strongly, he is unrelentingly back with its remix featuring the rap genius Donrich And Fantastic singer Olayemz.
The Enugu state Governors brother gives a further treat from his critically acclaimed single by taping gospel magician Olayemz for “Chukwu Nedum Remix”, ahead of his hotly anticipated sophomore album which is coming pretty soon.
This currently one of the top played song in our society. Download, Listen and share…
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Abubakar Fatai Olanrewaju, Popularly known as Freaky G, hail from Ikare Ondo state, Nigeria.
He was Born in Lagos state, He attended his primary school in Lagos and proceeded to Lagos State Model College Meiran, after which he started exhibiting his musical ambition in Alimosho Local Government area,
He and his brothers TK STAR started building their musical career together and they also own a record label FREEDOM RECORD ENT.
Freaky G has done lots of tracks that trended in Alimosho local government area. After these he proceeded to the University for his degrees, ESEP LE BERGER UNIVERSITY, Benin republic where he got BSC in computer science.
Listen to his latest single – “I Know” below
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Mozambican President Filipe Nyusi has thanked regional bloc, the Southern African Development Community (SADC), for supporting his country and people.
A standby force of more than 2000 troops was deployed to the Cabo Delgado region which has been troubled by insurgency since 2017.
Nyusi attended the Extraordinary Summit on Mozambique in Pretoria which decided to extend its mission to assist local residents to reintegrate into communities.
Nyusi says the addition of Rwandan troops to the SADC force has helped a great deal.
In an exclusive interview with the SABC, Deputy force commander of the SADC mission in Mozambique, Brigadier Dumisani Ndzinge, appealed to SADC countries to keep supporting the troops:
SADC Extraordinary Organ Troika
Presidents Mokgweetsi Masisi of Botswana, Hage Geingob of Namibia and Mozambique’s Filipe Jacinto attended the Troika.
The Standby Force, which consists of troops from Tanzania, South Africa, Zambia and Angola, have enjoyed some success on the mission so far with 20 insurgents have been killed.
One of the key bases for the Al Sunnah wa Jama’ah group was destroyed last month in an operation. Unfortunately, the force suffered four casualties, one soldier died and three were injured.
Video: Institute of Security Studies concerned over the growing insurgency in Mozambique:
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eThekwini Municipality launched a special initiative to reduce the rate of new HIV infections among the youth in the city on Tuesday.
eThekwini Municipality said in a statement that it had become the first city in the province to launch the HIV/AIDS, TB and STI Behavioral Campaign Programme, which aims to address challenges relating to HIV/AIDS, TB and STIs among young people.
The new initiative comes after many patients discontinued their treatment during the Covid-19 pandemic for fear of visiting local clinics and hospitals to collect their medication. And there has also been a worrying increase in new HIV infections, mostly prevalent among teenage girls and young women between the ages of 15 and 24 during this period, the municipality noted.
eThekwini Mayor Mxolisi Kaunda and initiative champion MEC Kwazi Mshengu addressed the public at the launch of the programme at the Cato Crest Community Hall on Tuesday 5 October.
The launch started with the delegation visiting government and non-governmental facilities that offer medical services and treatment for HIV/AIDS, TB and STIs.
Kaunda pleaded with young people to make use of the facilities to protect themselves and encouraged those infected with HIV to start taking their treatment.
“We want to nip new infections in the bud and increase our efforts to track defaulters and get them back on treatment. eThekwini is the epicentre of HIV in the province but we have seen a decrease in the number of people on anti-retroviral treatment,” he said.
“This programme is one of the ways we want to accelerate our programme of providing post-exposure prophylaxis in all health facilities and Thuthuzela Centres,” he said
For more than three years, 39-year-old Weston Rowe has been eating raw meat, including beef, liver, chicken and other animal organs. Despite warnings about the consequences to his health, including having salmonella, Rowe, who is from Nebraska in the United States (US) says his raw meat diet has been working for him and helped raise his energy levels.
“I am in better health both physically and mentally, better than I’ve ever been in my life,” Rowe said to Caters News Agency.
Weston Rowe says he no longer eats processed foods and spends about $140 a week on his special diet (that’s more than R2,100). He says all his products are sourced from local dairy and poultry farms.
Further elaborating on his odd meal plan, Rowe says he eats three times a day, adding that he rarely even snacks, but when he does, he’ll have three raw eggs and a piece of fruit (which is one of the only meat-free foods that he eats)… yum!
“I would say at this time I eat 99 percent farm-fresh raw meat and have never once been sick or unwell from my diet. The way I see it, it is a fair amount to pay to eat the best and most nutritious food in the world and actually equates to a similar amount I used to spend on junk food,” he said.
Rowe told the news outlet that he started eating raw meat when his energy levels started to drop and was experiencing brain fogginess. One concern over his raw meat diet: chicken, which has often been linked to salmonella. However Rowe says he has eated plenty of it and has never fallen sick.
“It is very controversial, but I believe that raw meat has a natural balance of bacteria on it which works symbiotically with our bodies and serves a purpose,” he said.
Dis-Chem Pharmacies has welcomed the government’s move to soon allow South African pharmacists to prescribe and dispense HIV medication, including PrEP (pre-exposure prophylaxis) PEP (post-exposure prophylaxis) and first-line anti-retrovirals (ARVs), without a doctor’s prescription.
Dischem told IOL that the PIMART (Pharmacist-Initiated Management of Antiretroviral Treatment) programme would improve HIV treatment and prevention therapy accessibility for under-reached people by making use of health-care services that were readily available in local community pharmacies. The government’s new programme is the first of its kind in the world.
Tanya Ponter, executive manager for Dis-Chem, responsible for dispensaries across the group, told IOL that the pharmacy retail chain agreed with the govenment’s decision to allow the dispensing of ARVs without a doctor’s prescription.
“It’s long overdue that pharmacists are able to best use their clinical expertise to play a valuable role in contributing to ending the high burden of HIV in South Africa. Any endeavour that will serve to broaden the accessibility of treatment protocols to patients and which will support the fight against HIV infections and illness should be applauded by the broader medical community,” she told IOL.
Dischem said that the easy accessibly of local pharmacies would make it easier for HIV-related treatment and care to be available to people as they are open after hours and on weekends. The group said that pharmacies also provided patients with a greater level of anonymity and are less stigmatising.
“Anyone who has HIV symptoms or who tests positive for HIV will qualify for this treatment. This initiative aligns with Dis-Chem’s philosophy of prioritising its primary health-care mandate and increasing its focus on providing health-care access to broader segments of the population,” she told IOL.
Dis-Chem employs at least one pharmacist and a nurse in each of its pharmacies that have completed the PIMART training. Dis-Chem’s clinic department has submitted almost 300 applications for the permit, of which 30% have already been approved.