Perpetuating a narrative that absolves South Africans from taking any responsibility for any of this mess. We also seem to have a very short memory...... what about all our neighbors who protected ANC activists when they fled for their lives out of SA

It's so funny because it's so true! Evan, we would never tell you

Can attest to this...everyday is see municipal workers fixing water leaks, repairing tar, picking up rubbish...thank Mpho Phalatse and City of Joburg for reigniting hope in Jozi again. good governance is possible

Congratulations to visionary team! SBIMB Wits University

And what CONSEQUENCES will be implemented if any misconduct?

It's the only way forward... we can't keep thinking eskom is going to get better

This is one of so many. Mpho Phalatse City of Joburg if we are going to follow through on commitment to water conservation can prioritize infrastructure to fix leaks in Jozi.there are also 2 on corlett drive Can City of Joburg start a Twitter profile for us to report leaks

And can we start planning for building more land fills for rubbish

Beautiful and inspiring! Hope you will write your story Cissy, not only to create a record but to share your legacy teach so.many that can learn from you

Our experience in South Africa as well. Lovely work, thank you for sharing

No Brainer...one would hope the government would do everything they can. But we are at stage 6 because the future of south Africans clearly is not a priority

Agree with regard to creatinine (irrespective of equation).better marker at present is cystatin C

Oh, and for the "it’s just personal responsibility" crowd, an anecdote: I worked nights (10p-7a) at local supermarket for a few months between school & university, and my diet, exercise & weight all took a hit. Over the months after leaving that job, I got back onto an even keel

Brilliant thread on social and psychosocial determinants of obesity from John Burn-Murdoch . Blaming individuals doesn't work, quite apart from its unacceptability.