Sizwe Hlatshwayo may be the 38th patient to die after being moved from state-funded hospital care. It took almost a month for his family to find out.
Free, decolonised education is key to producing health workers conscious of social justice.
Almost 300 000 South Africans will contract HIV this year. The country may be targeting a crucial five-year window to stem the tide of new infections.
It’s World Yoga Day. Mindfulness has seen a resurgence in popularity and is slowly making its way behind the walls of prisons in South Africa.
New United Nations report calls for drug companies to spill closely held secrets and patent reforms.
Science is learning more about your vagina. So should you.
As South Africa marks the anniversary of the massacre, a new study reveals how women’s bodies are a battleground in the country’s platinum belt
Stock-outs may be a blow to children already fighting for survival.
For those at risk, taking a pill that can stop them from getting HIV is a ‘life-changing experience’
Is the South African Law Commission’s recommendation to sentence convicted sex workers to ‘diversion programmes’ a latest symptom of a country torn?