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Saturday, 19 September 2026

Jane Dutton’s substitute breakfast ranged from alarming heart-health statistics and estate planning to Johannesburg’s grassroots revival and South African community events.

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  1. 06:37

    Cardiovascular disease and stroke cause one in six South African deaths; the doctor urged urgent action on salt, smoking, vaping, hypertension, diabetes and sedentary lifestyles.

  2. 08:11

    Nikki Bush advised families to check signed wills, beneficiaries, emergency contacts and essential documents, warning estates can take three to five years to finalise while assets remain frozen.

  3. 09:09

    Johannesburg’s revival is being driven by residents, businesses and improvement districts, with examples including safer precincts, restored gateways, community programmes and the Jozi My Jozi coalition.

  4. 06:16

    Hybrid fitness coaches Reggie Aya and David Foster described the Deadly Dozen as 12 exercises paired with twelve 400-metre runs, while promoting rehabilitation-centre and community programmes.

  5. 09:48

    The Parkview Heritage Festival combined talks, food, wine, music and children’s activities, raising funds to renovate a 60-year-old local library and bringing the neighbourhood together.