Ntlele Pty Ltd

24/05/2020

25/04/2020

Do you understand what Disaster Management Act entails?
Especially in-terms of social media interactions!!!

05/10/2016

How do you position yourself legally?
How do you show people that you are protected and you confidently know your human rights?...

04/03/2016

Wanna trade legally, comply; let us know we will assist. All you need is a legal advice

19/06/2014

Education forms the better side of your life and secures the future for your generation and not only the country you are living in but the world at large. Keep on studying if you still feel you can go and get another degree just go for it. It wil help in 10 to 20 years from now when you get older and wiser.

"Judge Masipa said she started Law degree at 32 working as a journalist and now she's a Judge. Her experience coupled with journalism bring fruitful outcome to our Justice Department."

Do not study for money, money will flow in at the right time and no will stop it. JUST KEEP ON STUDYING, you'll reap the rewards later.
DO NOT GIVE UP the best is yet to come.

HAVE A GOOD READ"

05/12/2013

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15/11/2013

Believing is receiving
Keep on pressing forward towards the mark of the high calling.
Showcase your talent

11/05/2013

Set SMART goals for each team.

SMART goals are specific, measurable, attainable, realistic, and timely. Here's what a SMART goal looks like: Marketing will increase new lead generation by 10% each quarter this year, and sales reps have a quota of R20,000 per quarter for a total of R100,000 for the team's quota this quarter. Setting SMART goals for each team is a key step toward making the teams accountable to each other.

05/05/2013

The average company that blogs generates 55% more website visitors, 97% more inbound links, and 434% more indexed pages.

03/02/2013

Keep your mind busy, and get enough rest.
Books are one of the recommended tools to exercise your nervous system.

Have a happy reading

29/12/2012

Be on top of your game
Plan, organise, lead, implement and take correction measures!

21/11/2012

Education

Oral Hygiene

WHAT IS GOOD ORAL HYGIENE?

Good oral hygiene results in a mouth that looks and smells healthy. This means:
• Your teeth are clean and free of debris
• Gums are pink and do not hurt or bleed when you brush or floss
• Bad breath is not a constant problem
If your gums hurt or bleed while brushing or flossing, you probably have a condition known as gingivitis. This is a reversible condition which arises due to the presence of plaque. Good brushing removes plaque and the gums return to normal within a day or two. So remember: “the more it bleeds, the more you must brush...”
Your dentist or hygienist can help you learn good oral hygiene techniques and can help point out areas of your mouth that may require extra attention during brushing and flossing, but you can’t visit them every day; oral hygiene is up to you and a good home brushing routine is all your teeth need.

ORAL HEALTH MAINTENANCE
Oral Hygiene

Healthy teeth not only enable you to look and feel good, they make it possible to eat and speak properly. Good oral health is also important to your overall well-being. Did you know that uncontrolled gum disease can lead to heart problems?
Brushing is the most important part of your daily oral routine. Brush thoroughly twice a day and floss once a day. Brushing should take about two minutes and you need to concentrate on getting the bristles onto the gum as well as all surfaces of the teeth. Brush vigorously to make sure that the germs are physically removed from the tooth surface.

Diet

A healthy diet is important for your overall wellbeing, but how does it affect your teeth and gums?
Sugar has the most devastating effect on teeth because sugar is used by the germs that cause decay. The germs convert sugar to acid and it is the acid that breaks down the tooth surface. The best defence against this is to keep sugars in the mouth for the shortest possible time i.e. don’t suck the sweets for too long, chew them and swallow and if possible rinse your mouth with water afterwards. This is very important for children.

Fluoride

Use dental products that contain fluoride. A daily, low concentration of fluoride inhibits germ growth and also helps repair small areas of decay that may have formed.