Four Messina Hospital staff members, who are also shop stewards for the union Nehawu, have been dismissed for inciting strike action against a doctor.
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The country is fighting the intellectual property laws that hiked up the cost of its HIV programme.
Skewed state funding has left many centres dependent on fees that patients can’t afford, writes Mara Kardas-Nelson.
One man’s mission to bring sanitary sanity and dignity to those kept behind bars.
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Some have lauded the draft policy, saying it could make medication cheaper, but others say it is "unimpressive" and "almost contradictory".
A generic version of a key cancer drug is now available in South Africa, but at a significantly higher cost than it is available internationally.
A young pharmacist is driving a project to get Tanzania to make more of its own medicine.
Congolese refugees in Uganda are banding together to make a life outside the ‘diseased’ state refugee camps.
With its boda bodas,vibrant nightlife 
and top cuisine,it 
sure is full of fun for 
a city known more 
as a way station 
than a destination.
Despite an ongoing probe into alleged misconduct, he’s back at Messina Hospital – as chief executive.