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When bringing a new life into the world risks taking another, even old traditions have to adopt new ways.
For millennials, it ain’t looking good, but are hard-hitting campaigns just fat-shaming and counterproductive?
Former Gambian president Yahya Jammeh will be the first African head of state to be tried for violating the rights of HIV-positive people.
Every year, hundreds of thousands of children die gasping for air. This could help to change that.
When TB strikes, the fight to live can come at the cost of a way of life for the country’s nomads. This could help ease the pain.
The families of the nearly 150 mental health patients who died in the Life Esidimeni tragedy will know today how much they will be compensated.
In Rwanda, schoolgirls can now buy locally produced, cheaper sanitary towels
Gauteng Premier David Makhura claims he didn’t know #LifeEsidimeni patients would be transferred to the care of NGOs. Perhaps he just didn’t listen.
The former Health MEC claims her subordinates withheld information from her. But she’s being accused of misleading the legislature.
The former Gauteng Health MEC is expected to take the stand on Monday when she will finally face irate families who are tired of waiting for answers.
Go inside the international network of women willing to break the law to give people access to termination of pregnancy services.
The products themselves could be dangerous and are likely to encourage high-risk sexual behaviour.
Bhekisisa can reveal Mahlangu is not a student at the London School of Economics and Political Science after lodging a Freedom of Information request.
Abandoned as children, women in Harare are now teaching one another to fight for their futures.
The substance is critical in pregnancy and in the development of children; a lack of it has dire consequences.
The Finns’ cardboard box prompts an African graduate to develop a life-saving device for babies.
All the rage in Finland, ‘Moses baskets’ could soon be coming to South African shores.
Angelina might just have saved a life. But is there science to prove it?
Some hospitals are introducing sign language to help deaf patients.
Lay counsellors are being trained to assist a handful of psychiatrists to deal with the minds of Nigerians racked by Boko Haram terror
