Here’s the drinking conversation we need to haveBy David HarrisonTelling most South Africans they can’t drink is a nonstarter, but we need to acknowledge just how dangerous it is, and what we can do to curb it
‘Vapes are safe alternatives to smoking’ — and other lies they tell usWith fewer people smoking cigarettes globally, the tobacco industry is using its well-honed tactics to increase sales of electronic devices like vapes and heated tobacco products By Zano KuneneHIV research: Professor screw it, let’s do itFrancois Venter talks about his unorthodox inaugural lecture, his work during the Aids crisis and his shoot-from-the-hip fix of our healthcare system By Sean ChristieWhy 100% fruit juice should come with a sugar warning labelUnder SA’s latest proposed food labelling regulations, 100% fruit juices won’t have to show a high sugar warning because their sugars are “naturally occurring” By Zano KunenePartner ContentBridging the skills gap in South Africa starts with reimagining its approach to educationBy The IIE Elon Musk, depression and South Africa’s cowboy ketamine clinicsBy Bhekisisa TeamKetamine has been used for decades as an anaesthetic drug, but in the past few years, more and more psychiatrists have been using it for hard-to-treat depression Motsoaledi’s big HIV treatment jump: Is it true?By Linda PretoriusJacques VerrynLast month, the health minister said more than half a million previously diagnosed people with HIV have been started on treatment since the end of February Monthly prescription rule blocks ADHD treatment for South African childrenBy Renata SchoemanAttention deficit and hyperactivity disorder affects 5% to 7% of schoolgoing children, but doctors can only prescribe treatment for a month at a time, so don’t get too much medication regularly Health association takes legal action against NHI ActBy Aarti BhanaThe association argued that the Bill is not fiscally feasible and would have adverse effects on the economy and healthcare system It’s the ‘Donald disease’ that’s making us sickBy Tanya Pampalone and Mia MalanWith the 12 specialised key population clinics in South Africa funded by the US government, and now shuttered, getting treatment at government clinics has been difficult, if not impossible Childhood stunting is also stunting South Africa’s economyBy David HarrisonMore than a quarter of children under the age of five in the country are chronically malnourished Breakthrough research finds two new breast cancer genes in black women in South AfricaBy Aarti BhanaThe study highlights the need for more research to focus on African demographics on the continent to personalise treatments Trump’s HIV funding cuts will also hit diabetes, cervical cancer and depression hardBy Zano KuneneAs government clinics take on HIV patients who were previously treated by Pepfar-funded projects, the treatment of conditions like diabetes and heart disease will come under pressure The case of the minister and the HIV activists: Are we entering denialism 2.0?By Mia MalanActivists say the health minister is in denial over the impact of US funding cuts and accusing them and the media of overblowing the crisis and spreading disinformation Why so many newborns and foetuses are abandoned in landfills and the veldBy Bhekisisa TeamResearchers from the University of the Witwatersrand have gathered data from the Diepkloof Forensic Pathology Service in Soweto to better understand why so many women turn to desperate measures instead of seeking legal and safe abortions HIV programmes will not collapse after Trump funding cuts, Motsoaledi saysBy Aarti BhanaThe health minister said local investment and support from other global partners would keep the country’s treatment efforts going The proportion of people 50+ with HIV has doubled in 10 yearsBy Linda Pretorius and Jacques VerrynToday, people over 50 make up the second largest group of South Africa’s HIV-positive population — 20 years ago, they were the smallest proportion Load More Latest News Health: African Anti-Corruption Day is a hollow ritual in the face of entrenched fraud Brics talks green, acts dirty Somalia celebrates 65th Independence Day Japan’s home for embracing ubuntu Nyakallo Maleke and the gentle radicalism of drawing as care Jonathon Rees: Finding stillness in a note Police saga may define Cyril’s legacy Investigator files motion for Safa and Jordaan to disclose Fifa trust finances Diary: Mandisi Dyantyis goes symphonic with the Cape Town Philharmonic, Lumanyano Mzi debuts Ithemba Elitsha at The Basement, Riaad Moosa brings What’s the Point? to Durban. Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. Email Reset Link body::-webkit-scrollbar { width: 7px; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-track { border-radius: 10px; background: #f0f0f0; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-thumb { border-radius: 50px; background: #dfdbdb }
HIV research: Professor screw it, let’s do itFrancois Venter talks about his unorthodox inaugural lecture, his work during the Aids crisis and his shoot-from-the-hip fix of our healthcare system By Sean ChristieWhy 100% fruit juice should come with a sugar warning labelUnder SA’s latest proposed food labelling regulations, 100% fruit juices won’t have to show a high sugar warning because their sugars are “naturally occurring” By Zano KunenePartner ContentBridging the skills gap in South Africa starts with reimagining its approach to educationBy The IIE Elon Musk, depression and South Africa’s cowboy ketamine clinicsBy Bhekisisa TeamKetamine has been used for decades as an anaesthetic drug, but in the past few years, more and more psychiatrists have been using it for hard-to-treat depression Motsoaledi’s big HIV treatment jump: Is it true?By Linda PretoriusJacques VerrynLast month, the health minister said more than half a million previously diagnosed people with HIV have been started on treatment since the end of February Monthly prescription rule blocks ADHD treatment for South African childrenBy Renata SchoemanAttention deficit and hyperactivity disorder affects 5% to 7% of schoolgoing children, but doctors can only prescribe treatment for a month at a time, so don’t get too much medication regularly Health association takes legal action against NHI ActBy Aarti BhanaThe association argued that the Bill is not fiscally feasible and would have adverse effects on the economy and healthcare system It’s the ‘Donald disease’ that’s making us sickBy Tanya Pampalone and Mia MalanWith the 12 specialised key population clinics in South Africa funded by the US government, and now shuttered, getting treatment at government clinics has been difficult, if not impossible Childhood stunting is also stunting South Africa’s economyBy David HarrisonMore than a quarter of children under the age of five in the country are chronically malnourished Breakthrough research finds two new breast cancer genes in black women in South AfricaBy Aarti BhanaThe study highlights the need for more research to focus on African demographics on the continent to personalise treatments Trump’s HIV funding cuts will also hit diabetes, cervical cancer and depression hardBy Zano KuneneAs government clinics take on HIV patients who were previously treated by Pepfar-funded projects, the treatment of conditions like diabetes and heart disease will come under pressure The case of the minister and the HIV activists: Are we entering denialism 2.0?By Mia MalanActivists say the health minister is in denial over the impact of US funding cuts and accusing them and the media of overblowing the crisis and spreading disinformation Why so many newborns and foetuses are abandoned in landfills and the veldBy Bhekisisa TeamResearchers from the University of the Witwatersrand have gathered data from the Diepkloof Forensic Pathology Service in Soweto to better understand why so many women turn to desperate measures instead of seeking legal and safe abortions HIV programmes will not collapse after Trump funding cuts, Motsoaledi saysBy Aarti BhanaThe health minister said local investment and support from other global partners would keep the country’s treatment efforts going The proportion of people 50+ with HIV has doubled in 10 yearsBy Linda Pretorius and Jacques VerrynToday, people over 50 make up the second largest group of South Africa’s HIV-positive population — 20 years ago, they were the smallest proportion Load More Latest News Health: African Anti-Corruption Day is a hollow ritual in the face of entrenched fraud Brics talks green, acts dirty Somalia celebrates 65th Independence Day Japan’s home for embracing ubuntu Nyakallo Maleke and the gentle radicalism of drawing as care Jonathon Rees: Finding stillness in a note Police saga may define Cyril’s legacy Investigator files motion for Safa and Jordaan to disclose Fifa trust finances Diary: Mandisi Dyantyis goes symphonic with the Cape Town Philharmonic, Lumanyano Mzi debuts Ithemba Elitsha at The Basement, Riaad Moosa brings What’s the Point? to Durban. Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. Email Reset Link body::-webkit-scrollbar { width: 7px; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-track { border-radius: 10px; background: #f0f0f0; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-thumb { border-radius: 50px; background: #dfdbdb }
Why 100% fruit juice should come with a sugar warning labelUnder SA’s latest proposed food labelling regulations, 100% fruit juices won’t have to show a high sugar warning because their sugars are “naturally occurring” By Zano KunenePartner ContentBridging the skills gap in South Africa starts with reimagining its approach to educationBy The IIE
Partner ContentBridging the skills gap in South Africa starts with reimagining its approach to educationBy The IIE
Elon Musk, depression and South Africa’s cowboy ketamine clinicsBy Bhekisisa TeamKetamine has been used for decades as an anaesthetic drug, but in the past few years, more and more psychiatrists have been using it for hard-to-treat depression Motsoaledi’s big HIV treatment jump: Is it true?By Linda PretoriusJacques VerrynLast month, the health minister said more than half a million previously diagnosed people with HIV have been started on treatment since the end of February Monthly prescription rule blocks ADHD treatment for South African childrenBy Renata SchoemanAttention deficit and hyperactivity disorder affects 5% to 7% of schoolgoing children, but doctors can only prescribe treatment for a month at a time, so don’t get too much medication regularly Health association takes legal action against NHI ActBy Aarti BhanaThe association argued that the Bill is not fiscally feasible and would have adverse effects on the economy and healthcare system It’s the ‘Donald disease’ that’s making us sickBy Tanya Pampalone and Mia MalanWith the 12 specialised key population clinics in South Africa funded by the US government, and now shuttered, getting treatment at government clinics has been difficult, if not impossible Childhood stunting is also stunting South Africa’s economyBy David HarrisonMore than a quarter of children under the age of five in the country are chronically malnourished Breakthrough research finds two new breast cancer genes in black women in South AfricaBy Aarti BhanaThe study highlights the need for more research to focus on African demographics on the continent to personalise treatments Trump’s HIV funding cuts will also hit diabetes, cervical cancer and depression hardBy Zano KuneneAs government clinics take on HIV patients who were previously treated by Pepfar-funded projects, the treatment of conditions like diabetes and heart disease will come under pressure The case of the minister and the HIV activists: Are we entering denialism 2.0?By Mia MalanActivists say the health minister is in denial over the impact of US funding cuts and accusing them and the media of overblowing the crisis and spreading disinformation Why so many newborns and foetuses are abandoned in landfills and the veldBy Bhekisisa TeamResearchers from the University of the Witwatersrand have gathered data from the Diepkloof Forensic Pathology Service in Soweto to better understand why so many women turn to desperate measures instead of seeking legal and safe abortions HIV programmes will not collapse after Trump funding cuts, Motsoaledi saysBy Aarti BhanaThe health minister said local investment and support from other global partners would keep the country’s treatment efforts going The proportion of people 50+ with HIV has doubled in 10 yearsBy Linda Pretorius and Jacques VerrynToday, people over 50 make up the second largest group of South Africa’s HIV-positive population — 20 years ago, they were the smallest proportion Load More Latest News Health: African Anti-Corruption Day is a hollow ritual in the face of entrenched fraud Brics talks green, acts dirty Somalia celebrates 65th Independence Day Japan’s home for embracing ubuntu Nyakallo Maleke and the gentle radicalism of drawing as care Jonathon Rees: Finding stillness in a note Police saga may define Cyril’s legacy Investigator files motion for Safa and Jordaan to disclose Fifa trust finances Diary: Mandisi Dyantyis goes symphonic with the Cape Town Philharmonic, Lumanyano Mzi debuts Ithemba Elitsha at The Basement, Riaad Moosa brings What’s the Point? to Durban. Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. Email Reset Link body::-webkit-scrollbar { width: 7px; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-track { border-radius: 10px; background: #f0f0f0; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-thumb { border-radius: 50px; background: #dfdbdb }
Motsoaledi’s big HIV treatment jump: Is it true?By Linda PretoriusJacques VerrynLast month, the health minister said more than half a million previously diagnosed people with HIV have been started on treatment since the end of February Monthly prescription rule blocks ADHD treatment for South African childrenBy Renata SchoemanAttention deficit and hyperactivity disorder affects 5% to 7% of schoolgoing children, but doctors can only prescribe treatment for a month at a time, so don’t get too much medication regularly Health association takes legal action against NHI ActBy Aarti BhanaThe association argued that the Bill is not fiscally feasible and would have adverse effects on the economy and healthcare system It’s the ‘Donald disease’ that’s making us sickBy Tanya Pampalone and Mia MalanWith the 12 specialised key population clinics in South Africa funded by the US government, and now shuttered, getting treatment at government clinics has been difficult, if not impossible Childhood stunting is also stunting South Africa’s economyBy David HarrisonMore than a quarter of children under the age of five in the country are chronically malnourished Breakthrough research finds two new breast cancer genes in black women in South AfricaBy Aarti BhanaThe study highlights the need for more research to focus on African demographics on the continent to personalise treatments Trump’s HIV funding cuts will also hit diabetes, cervical cancer and depression hardBy Zano KuneneAs government clinics take on HIV patients who were previously treated by Pepfar-funded projects, the treatment of conditions like diabetes and heart disease will come under pressure The case of the minister and the HIV activists: Are we entering denialism 2.0?By Mia MalanActivists say the health minister is in denial over the impact of US funding cuts and accusing them and the media of overblowing the crisis and spreading disinformation Why so many newborns and foetuses are abandoned in landfills and the veldBy Bhekisisa TeamResearchers from the University of the Witwatersrand have gathered data from the Diepkloof Forensic Pathology Service in Soweto to better understand why so many women turn to desperate measures instead of seeking legal and safe abortions HIV programmes will not collapse after Trump funding cuts, Motsoaledi saysBy Aarti BhanaThe health minister said local investment and support from other global partners would keep the country’s treatment efforts going The proportion of people 50+ with HIV has doubled in 10 yearsBy Linda Pretorius and Jacques VerrynToday, people over 50 make up the second largest group of South Africa’s HIV-positive population — 20 years ago, they were the smallest proportion Load More Latest News Health: African Anti-Corruption Day is a hollow ritual in the face of entrenched fraud Brics talks green, acts dirty Somalia celebrates 65th Independence Day Japan’s home for embracing ubuntu Nyakallo Maleke and the gentle radicalism of drawing as care Jonathon Rees: Finding stillness in a note Police saga may define Cyril’s legacy Investigator files motion for Safa and Jordaan to disclose Fifa trust finances Diary: Mandisi Dyantyis goes symphonic with the Cape Town Philharmonic, Lumanyano Mzi debuts Ithemba Elitsha at The Basement, Riaad Moosa brings What’s the Point? to Durban. Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. Email Reset Link body::-webkit-scrollbar { width: 7px; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-track { border-radius: 10px; background: #f0f0f0; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-thumb { border-radius: 50px; background: #dfdbdb }
Monthly prescription rule blocks ADHD treatment for South African childrenBy Renata SchoemanAttention deficit and hyperactivity disorder affects 5% to 7% of schoolgoing children, but doctors can only prescribe treatment for a month at a time, so don’t get too much medication regularly Health association takes legal action against NHI ActBy Aarti BhanaThe association argued that the Bill is not fiscally feasible and would have adverse effects on the economy and healthcare system It’s the ‘Donald disease’ that’s making us sickBy Tanya Pampalone and Mia MalanWith the 12 specialised key population clinics in South Africa funded by the US government, and now shuttered, getting treatment at government clinics has been difficult, if not impossible Childhood stunting is also stunting South Africa’s economyBy David HarrisonMore than a quarter of children under the age of five in the country are chronically malnourished Breakthrough research finds two new breast cancer genes in black women in South AfricaBy Aarti BhanaThe study highlights the need for more research to focus on African demographics on the continent to personalise treatments Trump’s HIV funding cuts will also hit diabetes, cervical cancer and depression hardBy Zano KuneneAs government clinics take on HIV patients who were previously treated by Pepfar-funded projects, the treatment of conditions like diabetes and heart disease will come under pressure The case of the minister and the HIV activists: Are we entering denialism 2.0?By Mia MalanActivists say the health minister is in denial over the impact of US funding cuts and accusing them and the media of overblowing the crisis and spreading disinformation Why so many newborns and foetuses are abandoned in landfills and the veldBy Bhekisisa TeamResearchers from the University of the Witwatersrand have gathered data from the Diepkloof Forensic Pathology Service in Soweto to better understand why so many women turn to desperate measures instead of seeking legal and safe abortions HIV programmes will not collapse after Trump funding cuts, Motsoaledi saysBy Aarti BhanaThe health minister said local investment and support from other global partners would keep the country’s treatment efforts going The proportion of people 50+ with HIV has doubled in 10 yearsBy Linda Pretorius and Jacques VerrynToday, people over 50 make up the second largest group of South Africa’s HIV-positive population — 20 years ago, they were the smallest proportion Load More Latest News Health: African Anti-Corruption Day is a hollow ritual in the face of entrenched fraud Brics talks green, acts dirty Somalia celebrates 65th Independence Day Japan’s home for embracing ubuntu Nyakallo Maleke and the gentle radicalism of drawing as care Jonathon Rees: Finding stillness in a note Police saga may define Cyril’s legacy Investigator files motion for Safa and Jordaan to disclose Fifa trust finances Diary: Mandisi Dyantyis goes symphonic with the Cape Town Philharmonic, Lumanyano Mzi debuts Ithemba Elitsha at The Basement, Riaad Moosa brings What’s the Point? to Durban. Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. Email Reset Link body::-webkit-scrollbar { width: 7px; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-track { border-radius: 10px; background: #f0f0f0; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-thumb { border-radius: 50px; background: #dfdbdb }
Health association takes legal action against NHI ActBy Aarti BhanaThe association argued that the Bill is not fiscally feasible and would have adverse effects on the economy and healthcare system It’s the ‘Donald disease’ that’s making us sickBy Tanya Pampalone and Mia MalanWith the 12 specialised key population clinics in South Africa funded by the US government, and now shuttered, getting treatment at government clinics has been difficult, if not impossible Childhood stunting is also stunting South Africa’s economyBy David HarrisonMore than a quarter of children under the age of five in the country are chronically malnourished Breakthrough research finds two new breast cancer genes in black women in South AfricaBy Aarti BhanaThe study highlights the need for more research to focus on African demographics on the continent to personalise treatments Trump’s HIV funding cuts will also hit diabetes, cervical cancer and depression hardBy Zano KuneneAs government clinics take on HIV patients who were previously treated by Pepfar-funded projects, the treatment of conditions like diabetes and heart disease will come under pressure The case of the minister and the HIV activists: Are we entering denialism 2.0?By Mia MalanActivists say the health minister is in denial over the impact of US funding cuts and accusing them and the media of overblowing the crisis and spreading disinformation Why so many newborns and foetuses are abandoned in landfills and the veldBy Bhekisisa TeamResearchers from the University of the Witwatersrand have gathered data from the Diepkloof Forensic Pathology Service in Soweto to better understand why so many women turn to desperate measures instead of seeking legal and safe abortions HIV programmes will not collapse after Trump funding cuts, Motsoaledi saysBy Aarti BhanaThe health minister said local investment and support from other global partners would keep the country’s treatment efforts going The proportion of people 50+ with HIV has doubled in 10 yearsBy Linda Pretorius and Jacques VerrynToday, people over 50 make up the second largest group of South Africa’s HIV-positive population — 20 years ago, they were the smallest proportion Load More Latest News Health: African Anti-Corruption Day is a hollow ritual in the face of entrenched fraud Brics talks green, acts dirty Somalia celebrates 65th Independence Day Japan’s home for embracing ubuntu Nyakallo Maleke and the gentle radicalism of drawing as care Jonathon Rees: Finding stillness in a note Police saga may define Cyril’s legacy Investigator files motion for Safa and Jordaan to disclose Fifa trust finances Diary: Mandisi Dyantyis goes symphonic with the Cape Town Philharmonic, Lumanyano Mzi debuts Ithemba Elitsha at The Basement, Riaad Moosa brings What’s the Point? to Durban. Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. Email Reset Link body::-webkit-scrollbar { width: 7px; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-track { border-radius: 10px; background: #f0f0f0; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-thumb { border-radius: 50px; background: #dfdbdb }
It’s the ‘Donald disease’ that’s making us sickBy Tanya Pampalone and Mia MalanWith the 12 specialised key population clinics in South Africa funded by the US government, and now shuttered, getting treatment at government clinics has been difficult, if not impossible Childhood stunting is also stunting South Africa’s economyBy David HarrisonMore than a quarter of children under the age of five in the country are chronically malnourished Breakthrough research finds two new breast cancer genes in black women in South AfricaBy Aarti BhanaThe study highlights the need for more research to focus on African demographics on the continent to personalise treatments Trump’s HIV funding cuts will also hit diabetes, cervical cancer and depression hardBy Zano KuneneAs government clinics take on HIV patients who were previously treated by Pepfar-funded projects, the treatment of conditions like diabetes and heart disease will come under pressure The case of the minister and the HIV activists: Are we entering denialism 2.0?By Mia MalanActivists say the health minister is in denial over the impact of US funding cuts and accusing them and the media of overblowing the crisis and spreading disinformation Why so many newborns and foetuses are abandoned in landfills and the veldBy Bhekisisa TeamResearchers from the University of the Witwatersrand have gathered data from the Diepkloof Forensic Pathology Service in Soweto to better understand why so many women turn to desperate measures instead of seeking legal and safe abortions HIV programmes will not collapse after Trump funding cuts, Motsoaledi saysBy Aarti BhanaThe health minister said local investment and support from other global partners would keep the country’s treatment efforts going The proportion of people 50+ with HIV has doubled in 10 yearsBy Linda Pretorius and Jacques VerrynToday, people over 50 make up the second largest group of South Africa’s HIV-positive population — 20 years ago, they were the smallest proportion Load More Latest News Health: African Anti-Corruption Day is a hollow ritual in the face of entrenched fraud Brics talks green, acts dirty Somalia celebrates 65th Independence Day Japan’s home for embracing ubuntu Nyakallo Maleke and the gentle radicalism of drawing as care Jonathon Rees: Finding stillness in a note Police saga may define Cyril’s legacy Investigator files motion for Safa and Jordaan to disclose Fifa trust finances Diary: Mandisi Dyantyis goes symphonic with the Cape Town Philharmonic, Lumanyano Mzi debuts Ithemba Elitsha at The Basement, Riaad Moosa brings What’s the Point? to Durban. Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. Email Reset Link body::-webkit-scrollbar { width: 7px; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-track { border-radius: 10px; background: #f0f0f0; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-thumb { border-radius: 50px; background: #dfdbdb }
Childhood stunting is also stunting South Africa’s economyBy David HarrisonMore than a quarter of children under the age of five in the country are chronically malnourished Breakthrough research finds two new breast cancer genes in black women in South AfricaBy Aarti BhanaThe study highlights the need for more research to focus on African demographics on the continent to personalise treatments Trump’s HIV funding cuts will also hit diabetes, cervical cancer and depression hardBy Zano KuneneAs government clinics take on HIV patients who were previously treated by Pepfar-funded projects, the treatment of conditions like diabetes and heart disease will come under pressure The case of the minister and the HIV activists: Are we entering denialism 2.0?By Mia MalanActivists say the health minister is in denial over the impact of US funding cuts and accusing them and the media of overblowing the crisis and spreading disinformation Why so many newborns and foetuses are abandoned in landfills and the veldBy Bhekisisa TeamResearchers from the University of the Witwatersrand have gathered data from the Diepkloof Forensic Pathology Service in Soweto to better understand why so many women turn to desperate measures instead of seeking legal and safe abortions HIV programmes will not collapse after Trump funding cuts, Motsoaledi saysBy Aarti BhanaThe health minister said local investment and support from other global partners would keep the country’s treatment efforts going The proportion of people 50+ with HIV has doubled in 10 yearsBy Linda Pretorius and Jacques VerrynToday, people over 50 make up the second largest group of South Africa’s HIV-positive population — 20 years ago, they were the smallest proportion Load More Latest News Health: African Anti-Corruption Day is a hollow ritual in the face of entrenched fraud Brics talks green, acts dirty Somalia celebrates 65th Independence Day Japan’s home for embracing ubuntu Nyakallo Maleke and the gentle radicalism of drawing as care Jonathon Rees: Finding stillness in a note Police saga may define Cyril’s legacy Investigator files motion for Safa and Jordaan to disclose Fifa trust finances Diary: Mandisi Dyantyis goes symphonic with the Cape Town Philharmonic, Lumanyano Mzi debuts Ithemba Elitsha at The Basement, Riaad Moosa brings What’s the Point? to Durban. Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. Email Reset Link body::-webkit-scrollbar { width: 7px; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-track { border-radius: 10px; background: #f0f0f0; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-thumb { border-radius: 50px; background: #dfdbdb }
Breakthrough research finds two new breast cancer genes in black women in South AfricaBy Aarti BhanaThe study highlights the need for more research to focus on African demographics on the continent to personalise treatments Trump’s HIV funding cuts will also hit diabetes, cervical cancer and depression hardBy Zano KuneneAs government clinics take on HIV patients who were previously treated by Pepfar-funded projects, the treatment of conditions like diabetes and heart disease will come under pressure The case of the minister and the HIV activists: Are we entering denialism 2.0?By Mia MalanActivists say the health minister is in denial over the impact of US funding cuts and accusing them and the media of overblowing the crisis and spreading disinformation Why so many newborns and foetuses are abandoned in landfills and the veldBy Bhekisisa TeamResearchers from the University of the Witwatersrand have gathered data from the Diepkloof Forensic Pathology Service in Soweto to better understand why so many women turn to desperate measures instead of seeking legal and safe abortions HIV programmes will not collapse after Trump funding cuts, Motsoaledi saysBy Aarti BhanaThe health minister said local investment and support from other global partners would keep the country’s treatment efforts going The proportion of people 50+ with HIV has doubled in 10 yearsBy Linda Pretorius and Jacques VerrynToday, people over 50 make up the second largest group of South Africa’s HIV-positive population — 20 years ago, they were the smallest proportion Load More Latest News Health: African Anti-Corruption Day is a hollow ritual in the face of entrenched fraud Brics talks green, acts dirty Somalia celebrates 65th Independence Day Japan’s home for embracing ubuntu Nyakallo Maleke and the gentle radicalism of drawing as care Jonathon Rees: Finding stillness in a note Police saga may define Cyril’s legacy Investigator files motion for Safa and Jordaan to disclose Fifa trust finances Diary: Mandisi Dyantyis goes symphonic with the Cape Town Philharmonic, Lumanyano Mzi debuts Ithemba Elitsha at The Basement, Riaad Moosa brings What’s the Point? to Durban. Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. Email Reset Link body::-webkit-scrollbar { width: 7px; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-track { border-radius: 10px; background: #f0f0f0; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-thumb { border-radius: 50px; background: #dfdbdb }
Trump’s HIV funding cuts will also hit diabetes, cervical cancer and depression hardBy Zano KuneneAs government clinics take on HIV patients who were previously treated by Pepfar-funded projects, the treatment of conditions like diabetes and heart disease will come under pressure The case of the minister and the HIV activists: Are we entering denialism 2.0?By Mia MalanActivists say the health minister is in denial over the impact of US funding cuts and accusing them and the media of overblowing the crisis and spreading disinformation Why so many newborns and foetuses are abandoned in landfills and the veldBy Bhekisisa TeamResearchers from the University of the Witwatersrand have gathered data from the Diepkloof Forensic Pathology Service in Soweto to better understand why so many women turn to desperate measures instead of seeking legal and safe abortions HIV programmes will not collapse after Trump funding cuts, Motsoaledi saysBy Aarti BhanaThe health minister said local investment and support from other global partners would keep the country’s treatment efforts going The proportion of people 50+ with HIV has doubled in 10 yearsBy Linda Pretorius and Jacques VerrynToday, people over 50 make up the second largest group of South Africa’s HIV-positive population — 20 years ago, they were the smallest proportion Load More Latest News Health: African Anti-Corruption Day is a hollow ritual in the face of entrenched fraud Brics talks green, acts dirty Somalia celebrates 65th Independence Day Japan’s home for embracing ubuntu Nyakallo Maleke and the gentle radicalism of drawing as care Jonathon Rees: Finding stillness in a note Police saga may define Cyril’s legacy Investigator files motion for Safa and Jordaan to disclose Fifa trust finances Diary: Mandisi Dyantyis goes symphonic with the Cape Town Philharmonic, Lumanyano Mzi debuts Ithemba Elitsha at The Basement, Riaad Moosa brings What’s the Point? to Durban. Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. Email Reset Link body::-webkit-scrollbar { width: 7px; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-track { border-radius: 10px; background: #f0f0f0; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-thumb { border-radius: 50px; background: #dfdbdb }
The case of the minister and the HIV activists: Are we entering denialism 2.0?By Mia MalanActivists say the health minister is in denial over the impact of US funding cuts and accusing them and the media of overblowing the crisis and spreading disinformation Why so many newborns and foetuses are abandoned in landfills and the veldBy Bhekisisa TeamResearchers from the University of the Witwatersrand have gathered data from the Diepkloof Forensic Pathology Service in Soweto to better understand why so many women turn to desperate measures instead of seeking legal and safe abortions HIV programmes will not collapse after Trump funding cuts, Motsoaledi saysBy Aarti BhanaThe health minister said local investment and support from other global partners would keep the country’s treatment efforts going The proportion of people 50+ with HIV has doubled in 10 yearsBy Linda Pretorius and Jacques VerrynToday, people over 50 make up the second largest group of South Africa’s HIV-positive population — 20 years ago, they were the smallest proportion Load More Latest News Health: African Anti-Corruption Day is a hollow ritual in the face of entrenched fraud Brics talks green, acts dirty Somalia celebrates 65th Independence Day Japan’s home for embracing ubuntu Nyakallo Maleke and the gentle radicalism of drawing as care Jonathon Rees: Finding stillness in a note Police saga may define Cyril’s legacy Investigator files motion for Safa and Jordaan to disclose Fifa trust finances Diary: Mandisi Dyantyis goes symphonic with the Cape Town Philharmonic, Lumanyano Mzi debuts Ithemba Elitsha at The Basement, Riaad Moosa brings What’s the Point? to Durban. Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. Email Reset Link body::-webkit-scrollbar { width: 7px; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-track { border-radius: 10px; background: #f0f0f0; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-thumb { border-radius: 50px; background: #dfdbdb }
Why so many newborns and foetuses are abandoned in landfills and the veldBy Bhekisisa TeamResearchers from the University of the Witwatersrand have gathered data from the Diepkloof Forensic Pathology Service in Soweto to better understand why so many women turn to desperate measures instead of seeking legal and safe abortions HIV programmes will not collapse after Trump funding cuts, Motsoaledi saysBy Aarti BhanaThe health minister said local investment and support from other global partners would keep the country’s treatment efforts going The proportion of people 50+ with HIV has doubled in 10 yearsBy Linda Pretorius and Jacques VerrynToday, people over 50 make up the second largest group of South Africa’s HIV-positive population — 20 years ago, they were the smallest proportion Load More Latest News Health: African Anti-Corruption Day is a hollow ritual in the face of entrenched fraud Brics talks green, acts dirty Somalia celebrates 65th Independence Day Japan’s home for embracing ubuntu Nyakallo Maleke and the gentle radicalism of drawing as care Jonathon Rees: Finding stillness in a note Police saga may define Cyril’s legacy Investigator files motion for Safa and Jordaan to disclose Fifa trust finances Diary: Mandisi Dyantyis goes symphonic with the Cape Town Philharmonic, Lumanyano Mzi debuts Ithemba Elitsha at The Basement, Riaad Moosa brings What’s the Point? to Durban. Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. Email Reset Link body::-webkit-scrollbar { width: 7px; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-track { border-radius: 10px; background: #f0f0f0; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-thumb { border-radius: 50px; background: #dfdbdb }
HIV programmes will not collapse after Trump funding cuts, Motsoaledi saysBy Aarti BhanaThe health minister said local investment and support from other global partners would keep the country’s treatment efforts going The proportion of people 50+ with HIV has doubled in 10 yearsBy Linda Pretorius and Jacques VerrynToday, people over 50 make up the second largest group of South Africa’s HIV-positive population — 20 years ago, they were the smallest proportion Load More Latest News Health: African Anti-Corruption Day is a hollow ritual in the face of entrenched fraud Brics talks green, acts dirty Somalia celebrates 65th Independence Day Japan’s home for embracing ubuntu Nyakallo Maleke and the gentle radicalism of drawing as care Jonathon Rees: Finding stillness in a note Police saga may define Cyril’s legacy Investigator files motion for Safa and Jordaan to disclose Fifa trust finances Diary: Mandisi Dyantyis goes symphonic with the Cape Town Philharmonic, Lumanyano Mzi debuts Ithemba Elitsha at The Basement, Riaad Moosa brings What’s the Point? to Durban. Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. Email Reset Link body::-webkit-scrollbar { width: 7px; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-track { border-radius: 10px; background: #f0f0f0; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-thumb { border-radius: 50px; background: #dfdbdb }
The proportion of people 50+ with HIV has doubled in 10 yearsBy Linda Pretorius and Jacques VerrynToday, people over 50 make up the second largest group of South Africa’s HIV-positive population — 20 years ago, they were the smallest proportion Load More