A Community Sports and Wellness day was organised by the Revolution RYWC in support of Barona Bana Association. The event was held at QwaQwa on Saturday, the 24th October 2015.
South Africans interested in improving their overall health will have a new trusted source through The Good Life Network, a health and development pop-up channel which will air on DStv channel 199 from 1 December 2015 to 31 March 2016.
On the 10th October 2015, Inolofatseng Young Women’s Club, a new club in Brooksby, North West, hosted its first event, which was also their implementation for their Action Plan for their community. The occasion held on a Saturday, was tackling the issue of Teenage Pregnancy among their youth in the community.
Soul City Institute for Health & Development Communication says the $106billion takeover of SABMiller will give AB Inbev access to even more cheap raw materials, labour and production processes given the discounts that will be made available to a company of this size. The same advantage will accrue to their future attempts to broker deals relating to marketing, sponsorship and manufacturing.
On 11th October 2015 the provincial Soul City team was on a support visit in Umlazi.
On 10th October 2015 the Sizophikelela, Sizokhululeka and Independent RYWC Clubs from Dumbe Local Municipality challenged each other to a friendly game of netball in Paul Pietersburg.
Soul City in the Eastern Cape held a field worker training from the 11th to the 14th of October 2015 at Palm Springs Resort near East London.
The national Spelling Bee competition was held on Saturday 10 October 2015 at Sci Bono in Gauteng.
The Mpumalanga Province hosted the 5th Annual SBC Provincial Congress from the 05th - 07th October 2015 at Badplaas Forever Resort in Badplaas, Mpumalanga.
In June 2015, Rise Clubs from the Eastern Cape were encouraged to enter an NYDA Youth Grant Competition.
South Africa has the third highest burden of disease in the world, after India and China, with an estimated incidence of 450 000 cases of active TB in 2013, an increase of 400% over the last 15 years (WHO, 2014). An estimated 60-73% of the 450 000 incident cases have both HIV and TB infection.