Active since Jan 2014
The launch of Beyfortus was doen excellently BTW Prof Zar. She made those challenging statistics like a walk in the dark. The message is clear RSV that causes LRTI will be stopped in its tracks this year. The product, Beyfortus , is pre-filled syringe of 50mg for newborns <5kg, and 100mg pre'filled syringe for >5kg. In South Africa it launched last night. May this initiative save the lives our most vulnerable. In the other countries where this programme is rolled out in Chile, Argentina, France,Australia. South and North America and Spain. If the tide of Health care change , it will benefit even the poorest. If we can have our final trimester mom and newborn baby vaccinated, we have already save our most vulnerable. A pre-filled syringe of 50mg Nursitemab for babies <5kg and 100mg Nursitemab for your >5kg baby.Thank you for all the hard work into making this info so user-friendly. We left the President's Hotel delightfully satisfied. We met new friends had good company, good food and great background music. Let's make a toast to longevity in the lives of your most vulnerable, (newborns,the elderly and sick adults). The immunization will cover the individual for the 5months when RSV LFTI are prevalent. Our babies and most vulnerable now has a better chance of survival. It's is our hope and desire that our government will adopt this immunization of a third trimester mom and newborns as a National Health Program,fully budgeted and roll-out ready. Thank you to the team of scientists working in the background to help save the precious life's of our children. Your efforts are noted.
I have declared disabled in March 2025. ABSA decided not to grant me any life cover. I have a Bond registered with ABSA. They decided to decline any form of disability or life cover, neither offering me any form of insurance to keep my outstanding bond covered. I feel so abandoned and left to fend for myself, all the while planning and worrying about how to cover my outstanding bond. ABSA Life is not a disabled-friendly business. I will never recommend anybody to take out a bond at ABSA, since mine was done without offering me any Life cover. I am left out in the dark , all the while stressing about the outstanding balance should anything happen to me. My loved ones will be left with more debt. I thought that having Life cover, the financial burden for the business (ABSA) and for my family will be a double win, but ABSA Life decided to reject any cover for me. What a shame! They do not honour their own values about sharing "our story". When u a low risk, with a disability then ABSA loses interest in the " little "customer . I feel devalued and disrespected. If you have a disability it seems you become an outcast, not worth investing in. Shame on you ABSA!
I informed Hyundai SA about poor customer service i received at their Brackenfell branch where the Workshop manager, Nur Tovey and the technician, Tyler Peters thought it was a joke to laugh at me when I request for mechanical assistance for my automatic Hyundai Creta 2022 model. I am physically disabled, and requested if the boot can ve automatically adjusted. I was made to look like a fool when they just laughed at me, and told me NO they don't do that at all. No support was offered, I was just made the fool, centre of attraction. Just because I am using crutches, and a disability sticker does not mean I cannot think . They made me feel small, insignificant and stupid. As if that is not enough, they told me that the USB port in my Creta s only to listen to music, and not for charging my phone. I proofed the wrong when I referenced Chapter5, p88 where it clearly states that the USB port is designed to recharge batteries of small electrical devices using a USB cable. The staff doesn't know there product and Huyndai Manual. The charging block of the Creta was faulty, it overheats when it charges phones. Mr Toevy and Tuler Peters thought I was the laughing stock of the day, the last client to pick up her vehicle, and made me feel like the clown of the town. I will never make use of their service ever. I informed them that the charging port and charging block overheats to the point that it burnt the cable and the c- part in my phone had to be removed with a pliers. Still i remained the laughing stock of the day. I complained about the sluggishness of this vehicle and they at least readjusted the settings. I reported this matter to Hyundai South Africa Customer Care, got a call 48hours later from Catherine. I had to prompt them with another email to confirm whether they received my email. I had no further communication from Hyundai Brackenfell, Hyundai South Africa Customer Care. The customer care for a disabled client and citizen of this country, is appalling. I am disgusted to be driving their vehicle. I will never recommend anybody to buy a vehicle from Hyundai. Their after sales service stinks. Im still awaiting a response from Hyundai South Africa Customer Care. How disgusting and disappointing.
I had an awesome emphatic experience with an the amazing Tshepo Khati, FNB DEVICE GURU DESK, helpdesk agent. He patiently listened to my concerns about my faulty cellphone.He made me feel valued, heard and appreciated. This guy is a true asset to the FNB DEVICE GURU DESK. He upholds the values of your business, and can only soar to higher heights within your business. He has a pleasant voice, warm personality and has the ability to make the client feels " heard". Well done Tshepo Khati!
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