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Faranaaz Parker
Libya’s war kills little children in need of heart surgery
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Faranaaz Parker
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Bhekisisa Team
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25 Apr 2016
The country's health system is ravaged, but a team of volunteer doctors visit regularly: operating on the desperate and training local medical staff.
Truth about cataracts is plain to see: They can be treated
Article
Faranaaz Parker
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7 Apr 2016
More developing countries are offering sight-saving surgery in their public health systems, but specialist eye surgeons are in short supply.
Angola’s yellow fever outbreak: vaccines desperately needed
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Faranaaz Parker
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3 Apr 2016
Only six out of ten Angolan children have been vaccinated against yellow fever.
User-friendly TB drugs for children could be on their way
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Faranaaz Parker
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30 Mar 2016
The regimen for children is bitter adult drugs, which are taken over an extended period – and it's worse in cases of drug-resistant tuberculosis.
Quick urine TB test a life-saver, but only in certain cases
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Faranaaz Parker
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21 Mar 2016
There are fears that, because the LAM measure is easily administered, it could be used when conditions call for more detailed analysis.
A jab controls sandfly bite killer fever, but not in South Sudan
Article
Faranaaz Parker
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15 Mar 2016
Early diagnosis, a simple test, vector curbs and a new medicine is effective in many areas, but South Sudan can't rely on this treatment.
TB drug priced out of reach
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Faranaaz Parker
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2 Mar 2016
A promising new TB drug is now on the market but doctors say it's been priced out of reach.
Riah Phiyega: Failure and dashed hopes
Article
Faranaaz Parker
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30 Oct 2013
South Africans had high hopes when Riah Phiyega stepped into office as national police commissioner last year. Those hopes, it seems, were misplaced.
Mid-term budget speech 2013: Gordhan cuts the fat
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Faranaaz Parker
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23 Oct 2013
Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan has announced sweeping cuts to the pricey perks enjoyed by civil servants.
Teens, feel free to get your freak on
Analysis
Faranaaz Parker
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9 Oct 2013
Well, that's what some people seem to think a recent Concourt ruling on consensual teen sex boils down to. Newsflash: it doesn't.
Concourt slaps down ‘unconstitutional’ sections of Sexual Offences Act
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Faranaaz Parker
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3 Oct 2013
In a unanimous judgment, judges have declared sections of the Sexual Offences Act unconstitutional as they infringe on the rights of adolescents.
Poverty report indicates Africa is stagnating
Africa
Faranaaz Parker
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1 Oct 2013
An Afrobarometer survey has found that despite economic growth, there has been virtually no change in poverty levels in Africa over the last decade.
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