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Mdzanada Animal Clinic raise awareness about the dangers of rabies

  Mdzanada Animal Clinic raise awareness about the dangers of rabies “Rabies known to be a deadly virus that spreads to people from the saliva of infected animals, usually through an animal bite but can also transmit through saliva coming in to contact with your lips, eyes, or any exposed cuts on your body” – Mdzananda Animal Clinic Two rabies cases were identified at Mdzananda Animal Clinic. Marcelle a veterinarian at Mdzananda Animal Clinic explains that a community member initially called to report a change in the dog’s behavior, but after a thoroughly check up on the dog and running of tests, it was confirmed that what was suspected to be a bone stuck in the dog’s throat turned out to be a rabies case. The last report of rabies in the Western Cape was in 1994 and for veterinarians at the clinic they say, “this is quite concerning because there are really any rabies cases reported in the Western Cape, hence the need to raise awareness about the dangers of rabies is of utmost imp

DON CALYA SIGNS WITH UNIVERSAL MUSIC

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  ARTIST DON CALYA SIGNS WITH UNIVERSAL MUSIC PUBLISHING RELEASED NEW SINGLE, COUNT ON YOU “Count on you was written from a personal experience, so emotionally I was going through a love/hate kind of thing”- Don Calya Singer Don Calya SA based artists who is known for her outrageous and dramatic performances. She most featured on a song titled OUR LOVE. Also featuring on a track with Breeze Zulu Bass King. Don continues to ride the wave of her success with a recent sign with Universal Music Publishing and released a new single COUNT ON YOU. Most recently, Don Calya appeared on the Joox South Africa Live platform, performing in two virtual shows. She also performed on So Far Sounds Cape Town’s Instagram Live, featuring in Sportscene’s WEEKEND TURN-UP Segment. Born in the small town of George, South Africa but bred in Sydney, Australia, the young artist had always been a ‘music head’. Her primary and high school days were spent owning the stages as she took part in musicals,