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Hellowini. Today’s bulletin of good news here follows. Do try and log off Twitter for a few hours a day. The constant barrage of negativity is not good for your psyche, especially if you’re confined indoors. Take the time to focus on some self-care.
(Sorry, there will be a slight delay. Forgot I have Zoom meetings. Sit tight 
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. @CapitecBankSA clients who have lost some or all of their income as a result of the lockdown and coronavirus disaster can have their debt payments covered - for up to 12 months. https://www.businessinsider.co.za/capitec-debt-holiday-credit-insurance-claims-2020-4
A group of 2019 Matric students have started an online tutoring initiative. The team of young tutors all passed their Matric year with averages of 90% and above and have decided to do this for free. The team are helping both grade 11 & grade 12 students. https://www.goodthingsguy.com/people/lockdown-lessons-free-matric-tutoring/
The SPAR Group has donated R500K to Gift of the Givers. Gift of the Givers has been offering much-needed assistance in drought-stricken areas of the country which are more at risk of #COVID19 due to water shortages https://www.goodthingsguy.com/business/spar-donates-drought-relief/
Old Mutual has made R4bn worth of cover available to approximately 430 000 registered healthcare workers across South Africa. Unlike with traditional cover offered, this is neither a product nor a policy and no premiums will be recovered on it. https://www.goodthingsguy.com/business/old-mutual-provides-r4-billion-cover-to-healthcare-workers-during-covid-19/
The Valenture Institute has launched a scholarship children of healthcare workers at the #COVID frontline in SA. The scholarship offers 1 year tuition-free high school for a learner worth at least R60,000 depending on the number of subjects and duration. https://www.goodthingsguy.com/business/valenture-scholarship-healthcare-providers
Regent Business School has mobilised its innovation hubs to produce reusable protective face shields and splash protection masks using 3-D printed parts which will be distributed, at no cost, to public healthcare facilities. https://www.goodthingsguy.com/business/regent-business-school-ileadlabs/
From witty skits to musical remakes, it seems that Mzansi's sense of humour is what’s banding us together (whilst apart) during the #COVID19 pandemic. https://www.iol.co.za/entertainment/celebrity-news/local/watch-4-funny-south-africans-spread-laughter-with-coronavirus-parodies-46445497
That’s all for today. Please be kind to yourself and those around you. And get off Twitter for a few hours. I promise you, you won’t miss out on much. Lots of love
