Meet the AI chatbot that’s talking to young South Africans about sex, HIV and self-harmBy Zano KuneneAn AI pal could help young people learn about medication to stop them from getting infected
‘Tembisa Hospital killed my son’The SIU’s revelations this week of sprawling corruption at the hospital bring cold comfort to one grieving mother By Sheree Bega and Aarti BhanaSouth Africa pioneers national action plan to combat sub-standard and bogus medical productsThe pilot project will inform extending a handbook to UN member states By Aarti BhanaTwo drugmakers will sell the 6-monthly anti-HIV jab for the price of the daily prevention pillHetero and Dr Reddy’s will be funded by the Gates Foundation and Unitaid to produce and sell the twice-a-year anti-HIV shot around R692 per person a year By Mia MalanPartner ContentVision 2025: How South Africa’s gambling landscape is changingBy Partner Content The falling down placeBy Tanya PampaloneWhile the scars left by the April 2022 flash floods aren’t obvious to visitors to Inanda, the township just northwest of Durban, the collective and individual trauma, often left unspoken, continues to linger South Africa ranks among the lowest for maternity pay – reportBy Aarti BhanaPregnant employees and new mothers instead claim 60% of their salary from UIF for up to four months maternity leave The UN had a plan to fight deadly lifestyle diseases. Industry pressure killed most of itBy Zano KuneneAt the UN General Assembly high-level meeting in New York next week, South Africa is expected to join other countries in signing a watered down declaration meant to curb diseases such diabetes, cancer and heart disease around the world Solidarity challenges NHI’s ‘certificate of need’ at Constitutional CourtBy Umamah BakhariaThe court reserved judgment on the certificate of need, which requires state approval for health practitioners and facilities to operate SA plans anti-HIV jab roll-out at hundreds of clinics by AprilBy Mia MalanThe health department hopes to make the twice-a-year anti-HIV injection lenacapavir available soon and to be buying generics by 2027 There’s something in the water. Khayelitsha’s kids want you to see itBy Tanya PampaloneWhen a group of learners headed out with their cameras to document infectious disease in the time of climate change, many came back with what they see every day — dangerous, dirty, stagnant pools of water At 16, he mediated a highjacking. Now he’s negotiating for the survival of HIV programmesBy Sean ChristieNdiviwe Mphothulo, a medical doctor and president of the Southern African HIV Clinicians Society, is trying to make sure the Trump administration’s funding cuts don’t collapse South Africa’s HIV programmes Unsafe and substandard. Is that what public healthcare in SA looks like?By Linda Pretorius and Jacques VerrynClaims of poor standards at South Africa’s government health facilities are often bandied about — and get hackles raised when the National Health Insurance is mentioned, to boot Here’s what SA’s teen girls want you to know about their state of mindBy Zoe DubyFifty 50 teenage girls and young women from communities with high rates of HIV, early pregnancy and school drop-out rates spoke about what’s stressing them out, and how they are keeping it together The warning labels that could be coming for your crispsBy Zano KuneneIf the food labelling regulations under review are enacted, bold warning signs on packaging will let shoppers identify foods high in sugar, salt or unhealthy fats Most people on ARVs stay on them. Does our health system know that?By Linda Pretorius and Jacques VerrynThe health department has R622 million extra to prop up South Africa’s HIV treatment programme in the wake of foreign aid cuts, but it’s only about a fifth of the total gap Small win for activists, but SA’s HIV projects won’t reopenBy Mia MalanThe $400 million the United States congress removed from a list of funding programmes the Trump administration wants to cut doesn’t cancel the cuts to HIV and TB programmes made in February Load More Latest News Kampala: Development control gone awry Cryptic Crossword JDE 501 Mchunu’s chief of staff says national commissioner ordered search and seizure to destroy evidence Mkhwanazi tells parliament crime intelligence needs an overhaul Engineering (and funding) a new water future for Africa A longer kitchen, a fairer table: Stories of food sovereignty in Johannesburg Mafia Land and the making of a gangster state Glitching the future at Fak’ugesi Festival Shadrack Sibiya raided, says he will not resign 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 }
South Africa pioneers national action plan to combat sub-standard and bogus medical productsThe pilot project will inform extending a handbook to UN member states By Aarti BhanaTwo drugmakers will sell the 6-monthly anti-HIV jab for the price of the daily prevention pillHetero and Dr Reddy’s will be funded by the Gates Foundation and Unitaid to produce and sell the twice-a-year anti-HIV shot around R692 per person a year By Mia MalanPartner ContentVision 2025: How South Africa’s gambling landscape is changingBy Partner Content The falling down placeBy Tanya PampaloneWhile the scars left by the April 2022 flash floods aren’t obvious to visitors to Inanda, the township just northwest of Durban, the collective and individual trauma, often left unspoken, continues to linger South Africa ranks among the lowest for maternity pay – reportBy Aarti BhanaPregnant employees and new mothers instead claim 60% of their salary from UIF for up to four months maternity leave The UN had a plan to fight deadly lifestyle diseases. Industry pressure killed most of itBy Zano KuneneAt the UN General Assembly high-level meeting in New York next week, South Africa is expected to join other countries in signing a watered down declaration meant to curb diseases such diabetes, cancer and heart disease around the world Solidarity challenges NHI’s ‘certificate of need’ at Constitutional CourtBy Umamah BakhariaThe court reserved judgment on the certificate of need, which requires state approval for health practitioners and facilities to operate SA plans anti-HIV jab roll-out at hundreds of clinics by AprilBy Mia MalanThe health department hopes to make the twice-a-year anti-HIV injection lenacapavir available soon and to be buying generics by 2027 There’s something in the water. Khayelitsha’s kids want you to see itBy Tanya PampaloneWhen a group of learners headed out with their cameras to document infectious disease in the time of climate change, many came back with what they see every day — dangerous, dirty, stagnant pools of water At 16, he mediated a highjacking. Now he’s negotiating for the survival of HIV programmesBy Sean ChristieNdiviwe Mphothulo, a medical doctor and president of the Southern African HIV Clinicians Society, is trying to make sure the Trump administration’s funding cuts don’t collapse South Africa’s HIV programmes Unsafe and substandard. Is that what public healthcare in SA looks like?By Linda Pretorius and Jacques VerrynClaims of poor standards at South Africa’s government health facilities are often bandied about — and get hackles raised when the National Health Insurance is mentioned, to boot Here’s what SA’s teen girls want you to know about their state of mindBy Zoe DubyFifty 50 teenage girls and young women from communities with high rates of HIV, early pregnancy and school drop-out rates spoke about what’s stressing them out, and how they are keeping it together The warning labels that could be coming for your crispsBy Zano KuneneIf the food labelling regulations under review are enacted, bold warning signs on packaging will let shoppers identify foods high in sugar, salt or unhealthy fats Most people on ARVs stay on them. Does our health system know that?By Linda Pretorius and Jacques VerrynThe health department has R622 million extra to prop up South Africa’s HIV treatment programme in the wake of foreign aid cuts, but it’s only about a fifth of the total gap Small win for activists, but SA’s HIV projects won’t reopenBy Mia MalanThe $400 million the United States congress removed from a list of funding programmes the Trump administration wants to cut doesn’t cancel the cuts to HIV and TB programmes made in February Load More Latest News Kampala: Development control gone awry Cryptic Crossword JDE 501 Mchunu’s chief of staff says national commissioner ordered search and seizure to destroy evidence Mkhwanazi tells parliament crime intelligence needs an overhaul Engineering (and funding) a new water future for Africa A longer kitchen, a fairer table: Stories of food sovereignty in Johannesburg Mafia Land and the making of a gangster state Glitching the future at Fak’ugesi Festival Shadrack Sibiya raided, says he will not resign 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 }
Two drugmakers will sell the 6-monthly anti-HIV jab for the price of the daily prevention pillHetero and Dr Reddy’s will be funded by the Gates Foundation and Unitaid to produce and sell the twice-a-year anti-HIV shot around R692 per person a year By Mia MalanPartner ContentVision 2025: How South Africa’s gambling landscape is changingBy Partner Content
The falling down placeBy Tanya PampaloneWhile the scars left by the April 2022 flash floods aren’t obvious to visitors to Inanda, the township just northwest of Durban, the collective and individual trauma, often left unspoken, continues to linger South Africa ranks among the lowest for maternity pay – reportBy Aarti BhanaPregnant employees and new mothers instead claim 60% of their salary from UIF for up to four months maternity leave The UN had a plan to fight deadly lifestyle diseases. Industry pressure killed most of itBy Zano KuneneAt the UN General Assembly high-level meeting in New York next week, South Africa is expected to join other countries in signing a watered down declaration meant to curb diseases such diabetes, cancer and heart disease around the world Solidarity challenges NHI’s ‘certificate of need’ at Constitutional CourtBy Umamah BakhariaThe court reserved judgment on the certificate of need, which requires state approval for health practitioners and facilities to operate SA plans anti-HIV jab roll-out at hundreds of clinics by AprilBy Mia MalanThe health department hopes to make the twice-a-year anti-HIV injection lenacapavir available soon and to be buying generics by 2027 There’s something in the water. Khayelitsha’s kids want you to see itBy Tanya PampaloneWhen a group of learners headed out with their cameras to document infectious disease in the time of climate change, many came back with what they see every day — dangerous, dirty, stagnant pools of water At 16, he mediated a highjacking. Now he’s negotiating for the survival of HIV programmesBy Sean ChristieNdiviwe Mphothulo, a medical doctor and president of the Southern African HIV Clinicians Society, is trying to make sure the Trump administration’s funding cuts don’t collapse South Africa’s HIV programmes Unsafe and substandard. Is that what public healthcare in SA looks like?By Linda Pretorius and Jacques VerrynClaims of poor standards at South Africa’s government health facilities are often bandied about — and get hackles raised when the National Health Insurance is mentioned, to boot Here’s what SA’s teen girls want you to know about their state of mindBy Zoe DubyFifty 50 teenage girls and young women from communities with high rates of HIV, early pregnancy and school drop-out rates spoke about what’s stressing them out, and how they are keeping it together The warning labels that could be coming for your crispsBy Zano KuneneIf the food labelling regulations under review are enacted, bold warning signs on packaging will let shoppers identify foods high in sugar, salt or unhealthy fats Most people on ARVs stay on them. Does our health system know that?By Linda Pretorius and Jacques VerrynThe health department has R622 million extra to prop up South Africa’s HIV treatment programme in the wake of foreign aid cuts, but it’s only about a fifth of the total gap Small win for activists, but SA’s HIV projects won’t reopenBy Mia MalanThe $400 million the United States congress removed from a list of funding programmes the Trump administration wants to cut doesn’t cancel the cuts to HIV and TB programmes made in February Load More Latest News Kampala: Development control gone awry Cryptic Crossword JDE 501 Mchunu’s chief of staff says national commissioner ordered search and seizure to destroy evidence Mkhwanazi tells parliament crime intelligence needs an overhaul Engineering (and funding) a new water future for Africa A longer kitchen, a fairer table: Stories of food sovereignty in Johannesburg Mafia Land and the making of a gangster state Glitching the future at Fak’ugesi Festival Shadrack Sibiya raided, says he will not resign 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 }
South Africa ranks among the lowest for maternity pay – reportBy Aarti BhanaPregnant employees and new mothers instead claim 60% of their salary from UIF for up to four months maternity leave The UN had a plan to fight deadly lifestyle diseases. Industry pressure killed most of itBy Zano KuneneAt the UN General Assembly high-level meeting in New York next week, South Africa is expected to join other countries in signing a watered down declaration meant to curb diseases such diabetes, cancer and heart disease around the world Solidarity challenges NHI’s ‘certificate of need’ at Constitutional CourtBy Umamah BakhariaThe court reserved judgment on the certificate of need, which requires state approval for health practitioners and facilities to operate SA plans anti-HIV jab roll-out at hundreds of clinics by AprilBy Mia MalanThe health department hopes to make the twice-a-year anti-HIV injection lenacapavir available soon and to be buying generics by 2027 There’s something in the water. Khayelitsha’s kids want you to see itBy Tanya PampaloneWhen a group of learners headed out with their cameras to document infectious disease in the time of climate change, many came back with what they see every day — dangerous, dirty, stagnant pools of water At 16, he mediated a highjacking. Now he’s negotiating for the survival of HIV programmesBy Sean ChristieNdiviwe Mphothulo, a medical doctor and president of the Southern African HIV Clinicians Society, is trying to make sure the Trump administration’s funding cuts don’t collapse South Africa’s HIV programmes Unsafe and substandard. Is that what public healthcare in SA looks like?By Linda Pretorius and Jacques VerrynClaims of poor standards at South Africa’s government health facilities are often bandied about — and get hackles raised when the National Health Insurance is mentioned, to boot Here’s what SA’s teen girls want you to know about their state of mindBy Zoe DubyFifty 50 teenage girls and young women from communities with high rates of HIV, early pregnancy and school drop-out rates spoke about what’s stressing them out, and how they are keeping it together The warning labels that could be coming for your crispsBy Zano KuneneIf the food labelling regulations under review are enacted, bold warning signs on packaging will let shoppers identify foods high in sugar, salt or unhealthy fats Most people on ARVs stay on them. Does our health system know that?By Linda Pretorius and Jacques VerrynThe health department has R622 million extra to prop up South Africa’s HIV treatment programme in the wake of foreign aid cuts, but it’s only about a fifth of the total gap Small win for activists, but SA’s HIV projects won’t reopenBy Mia MalanThe $400 million the United States congress removed from a list of funding programmes the Trump administration wants to cut doesn’t cancel the cuts to HIV and TB programmes made in February Load More Latest News Kampala: Development control gone awry Cryptic Crossword JDE 501 Mchunu’s chief of staff says national commissioner ordered search and seizure to destroy evidence Mkhwanazi tells parliament crime intelligence needs an overhaul Engineering (and funding) a new water future for Africa A longer kitchen, a fairer table: Stories of food sovereignty in Johannesburg Mafia Land and the making of a gangster state Glitching the future at Fak’ugesi Festival Shadrack Sibiya raided, says he will not resign 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 UN had a plan to fight deadly lifestyle diseases. Industry pressure killed most of itBy Zano KuneneAt the UN General Assembly high-level meeting in New York next week, South Africa is expected to join other countries in signing a watered down declaration meant to curb diseases such diabetes, cancer and heart disease around the world Solidarity challenges NHI’s ‘certificate of need’ at Constitutional CourtBy Umamah BakhariaThe court reserved judgment on the certificate of need, which requires state approval for health practitioners and facilities to operate SA plans anti-HIV jab roll-out at hundreds of clinics by AprilBy Mia MalanThe health department hopes to make the twice-a-year anti-HIV injection lenacapavir available soon and to be buying generics by 2027 There’s something in the water. Khayelitsha’s kids want you to see itBy Tanya PampaloneWhen a group of learners headed out with their cameras to document infectious disease in the time of climate change, many came back with what they see every day — dangerous, dirty, stagnant pools of water At 16, he mediated a highjacking. Now he’s negotiating for the survival of HIV programmesBy Sean ChristieNdiviwe Mphothulo, a medical doctor and president of the Southern African HIV Clinicians Society, is trying to make sure the Trump administration’s funding cuts don’t collapse South Africa’s HIV programmes Unsafe and substandard. Is that what public healthcare in SA looks like?By Linda Pretorius and Jacques VerrynClaims of poor standards at South Africa’s government health facilities are often bandied about — and get hackles raised when the National Health Insurance is mentioned, to boot Here’s what SA’s teen girls want you to know about their state of mindBy Zoe DubyFifty 50 teenage girls and young women from communities with high rates of HIV, early pregnancy and school drop-out rates spoke about what’s stressing them out, and how they are keeping it together The warning labels that could be coming for your crispsBy Zano KuneneIf the food labelling regulations under review are enacted, bold warning signs on packaging will let shoppers identify foods high in sugar, salt or unhealthy fats Most people on ARVs stay on them. Does our health system know that?By Linda Pretorius and Jacques VerrynThe health department has R622 million extra to prop up South Africa’s HIV treatment programme in the wake of foreign aid cuts, but it’s only about a fifth of the total gap Small win for activists, but SA’s HIV projects won’t reopenBy Mia MalanThe $400 million the United States congress removed from a list of funding programmes the Trump administration wants to cut doesn’t cancel the cuts to HIV and TB programmes made in February Load More Latest News Kampala: Development control gone awry Cryptic Crossword JDE 501 Mchunu’s chief of staff says national commissioner ordered search and seizure to destroy evidence Mkhwanazi tells parliament crime intelligence needs an overhaul Engineering (and funding) a new water future for Africa A longer kitchen, a fairer table: Stories of food sovereignty in Johannesburg Mafia Land and the making of a gangster state Glitching the future at Fak’ugesi Festival Shadrack Sibiya raided, says he will not resign 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 }
Solidarity challenges NHI’s ‘certificate of need’ at Constitutional CourtBy Umamah BakhariaThe court reserved judgment on the certificate of need, which requires state approval for health practitioners and facilities to operate SA plans anti-HIV jab roll-out at hundreds of clinics by AprilBy Mia MalanThe health department hopes to make the twice-a-year anti-HIV injection lenacapavir available soon and to be buying generics by 2027 There’s something in the water. Khayelitsha’s kids want you to see itBy Tanya PampaloneWhen a group of learners headed out with their cameras to document infectious disease in the time of climate change, many came back with what they see every day — dangerous, dirty, stagnant pools of water At 16, he mediated a highjacking. Now he’s negotiating for the survival of HIV programmesBy Sean ChristieNdiviwe Mphothulo, a medical doctor and president of the Southern African HIV Clinicians Society, is trying to make sure the Trump administration’s funding cuts don’t collapse South Africa’s HIV programmes Unsafe and substandard. Is that what public healthcare in SA looks like?By Linda Pretorius and Jacques VerrynClaims of poor standards at South Africa’s government health facilities are often bandied about — and get hackles raised when the National Health Insurance is mentioned, to boot Here’s what SA’s teen girls want you to know about their state of mindBy Zoe DubyFifty 50 teenage girls and young women from communities with high rates of HIV, early pregnancy and school drop-out rates spoke about what’s stressing them out, and how they are keeping it together The warning labels that could be coming for your crispsBy Zano KuneneIf the food labelling regulations under review are enacted, bold warning signs on packaging will let shoppers identify foods high in sugar, salt or unhealthy fats Most people on ARVs stay on them. Does our health system know that?By Linda Pretorius and Jacques VerrynThe health department has R622 million extra to prop up South Africa’s HIV treatment programme in the wake of foreign aid cuts, but it’s only about a fifth of the total gap Small win for activists, but SA’s HIV projects won’t reopenBy Mia MalanThe $400 million the United States congress removed from a list of funding programmes the Trump administration wants to cut doesn’t cancel the cuts to HIV and TB programmes made in February Load More Latest News Kampala: Development control gone awry Cryptic Crossword JDE 501 Mchunu’s chief of staff says national commissioner ordered search and seizure to destroy evidence Mkhwanazi tells parliament crime intelligence needs an overhaul Engineering (and funding) a new water future for Africa A longer kitchen, a fairer table: Stories of food sovereignty in Johannesburg Mafia Land and the making of a gangster state Glitching the future at Fak’ugesi Festival Shadrack Sibiya raided, says he will not resign 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 }
SA plans anti-HIV jab roll-out at hundreds of clinics by AprilBy Mia MalanThe health department hopes to make the twice-a-year anti-HIV injection lenacapavir available soon and to be buying generics by 2027 There’s something in the water. Khayelitsha’s kids want you to see itBy Tanya PampaloneWhen a group of learners headed out with their cameras to document infectious disease in the time of climate change, many came back with what they see every day — dangerous, dirty, stagnant pools of water At 16, he mediated a highjacking. Now he’s negotiating for the survival of HIV programmesBy Sean ChristieNdiviwe Mphothulo, a medical doctor and president of the Southern African HIV Clinicians Society, is trying to make sure the Trump administration’s funding cuts don’t collapse South Africa’s HIV programmes Unsafe and substandard. Is that what public healthcare in SA looks like?By Linda Pretorius and Jacques VerrynClaims of poor standards at South Africa’s government health facilities are often bandied about — and get hackles raised when the National Health Insurance is mentioned, to boot Here’s what SA’s teen girls want you to know about their state of mindBy Zoe DubyFifty 50 teenage girls and young women from communities with high rates of HIV, early pregnancy and school drop-out rates spoke about what’s stressing them out, and how they are keeping it together The warning labels that could be coming for your crispsBy Zano KuneneIf the food labelling regulations under review are enacted, bold warning signs on packaging will let shoppers identify foods high in sugar, salt or unhealthy fats Most people on ARVs stay on them. Does our health system know that?By Linda Pretorius and Jacques VerrynThe health department has R622 million extra to prop up South Africa’s HIV treatment programme in the wake of foreign aid cuts, but it’s only about a fifth of the total gap Small win for activists, but SA’s HIV projects won’t reopenBy Mia MalanThe $400 million the United States congress removed from a list of funding programmes the Trump administration wants to cut doesn’t cancel the cuts to HIV and TB programmes made in February Load More Latest News Kampala: Development control gone awry Cryptic Crossword JDE 501 Mchunu’s chief of staff says national commissioner ordered search and seizure to destroy evidence Mkhwanazi tells parliament crime intelligence needs an overhaul Engineering (and funding) a new water future for Africa A longer kitchen, a fairer table: Stories of food sovereignty in Johannesburg Mafia Land and the making of a gangster state Glitching the future at Fak’ugesi Festival Shadrack Sibiya raided, says he will not resign 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 }
There’s something in the water. Khayelitsha’s kids want you to see itBy Tanya PampaloneWhen a group of learners headed out with their cameras to document infectious disease in the time of climate change, many came back with what they see every day — dangerous, dirty, stagnant pools of water At 16, he mediated a highjacking. Now he’s negotiating for the survival of HIV programmesBy Sean ChristieNdiviwe Mphothulo, a medical doctor and president of the Southern African HIV Clinicians Society, is trying to make sure the Trump administration’s funding cuts don’t collapse South Africa’s HIV programmes Unsafe and substandard. Is that what public healthcare in SA looks like?By Linda Pretorius and Jacques VerrynClaims of poor standards at South Africa’s government health facilities are often bandied about — and get hackles raised when the National Health Insurance is mentioned, to boot Here’s what SA’s teen girls want you to know about their state of mindBy Zoe DubyFifty 50 teenage girls and young women from communities with high rates of HIV, early pregnancy and school drop-out rates spoke about what’s stressing them out, and how they are keeping it together The warning labels that could be coming for your crispsBy Zano KuneneIf the food labelling regulations under review are enacted, bold warning signs on packaging will let shoppers identify foods high in sugar, salt or unhealthy fats Most people on ARVs stay on them. Does our health system know that?By Linda Pretorius and Jacques VerrynThe health department has R622 million extra to prop up South Africa’s HIV treatment programme in the wake of foreign aid cuts, but it’s only about a fifth of the total gap Small win for activists, but SA’s HIV projects won’t reopenBy Mia MalanThe $400 million the United States congress removed from a list of funding programmes the Trump administration wants to cut doesn’t cancel the cuts to HIV and TB programmes made in February Load More Latest News Kampala: Development control gone awry Cryptic Crossword JDE 501 Mchunu’s chief of staff says national commissioner ordered search and seizure to destroy evidence Mkhwanazi tells parliament crime intelligence needs an overhaul Engineering (and funding) a new water future for Africa A longer kitchen, a fairer table: Stories of food sovereignty in Johannesburg Mafia Land and the making of a gangster state Glitching the future at Fak’ugesi Festival Shadrack Sibiya raided, says he will not resign 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 }
At 16, he mediated a highjacking. Now he’s negotiating for the survival of HIV programmesBy Sean ChristieNdiviwe Mphothulo, a medical doctor and president of the Southern African HIV Clinicians Society, is trying to make sure the Trump administration’s funding cuts don’t collapse South Africa’s HIV programmes Unsafe and substandard. Is that what public healthcare in SA looks like?By Linda Pretorius and Jacques VerrynClaims of poor standards at South Africa’s government health facilities are often bandied about — and get hackles raised when the National Health Insurance is mentioned, to boot Here’s what SA’s teen girls want you to know about their state of mindBy Zoe DubyFifty 50 teenage girls and young women from communities with high rates of HIV, early pregnancy and school drop-out rates spoke about what’s stressing them out, and how they are keeping it together The warning labels that could be coming for your crispsBy Zano KuneneIf the food labelling regulations under review are enacted, bold warning signs on packaging will let shoppers identify foods high in sugar, salt or unhealthy fats Most people on ARVs stay on them. Does our health system know that?By Linda Pretorius and Jacques VerrynThe health department has R622 million extra to prop up South Africa’s HIV treatment programme in the wake of foreign aid cuts, but it’s only about a fifth of the total gap Small win for activists, but SA’s HIV projects won’t reopenBy Mia MalanThe $400 million the United States congress removed from a list of funding programmes the Trump administration wants to cut doesn’t cancel the cuts to HIV and TB programmes made in February Load More Latest News Kampala: Development control gone awry Cryptic Crossword JDE 501 Mchunu’s chief of staff says national commissioner ordered search and seizure to destroy evidence Mkhwanazi tells parliament crime intelligence needs an overhaul Engineering (and funding) a new water future for Africa A longer kitchen, a fairer table: Stories of food sovereignty in Johannesburg Mafia Land and the making of a gangster state Glitching the future at Fak’ugesi Festival Shadrack Sibiya raided, says he will not resign 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 }
Unsafe and substandard. Is that what public healthcare in SA looks like?By Linda Pretorius and Jacques VerrynClaims of poor standards at South Africa’s government health facilities are often bandied about — and get hackles raised when the National Health Insurance is mentioned, to boot Here’s what SA’s teen girls want you to know about their state of mindBy Zoe DubyFifty 50 teenage girls and young women from communities with high rates of HIV, early pregnancy and school drop-out rates spoke about what’s stressing them out, and how they are keeping it together The warning labels that could be coming for your crispsBy Zano KuneneIf the food labelling regulations under review are enacted, bold warning signs on packaging will let shoppers identify foods high in sugar, salt or unhealthy fats Most people on ARVs stay on them. Does our health system know that?By Linda Pretorius and Jacques VerrynThe health department has R622 million extra to prop up South Africa’s HIV treatment programme in the wake of foreign aid cuts, but it’s only about a fifth of the total gap Small win for activists, but SA’s HIV projects won’t reopenBy Mia MalanThe $400 million the United States congress removed from a list of funding programmes the Trump administration wants to cut doesn’t cancel the cuts to HIV and TB programmes made in February Load More Latest News Kampala: Development control gone awry Cryptic Crossword JDE 501 Mchunu’s chief of staff says national commissioner ordered search and seizure to destroy evidence Mkhwanazi tells parliament crime intelligence needs an overhaul Engineering (and funding) a new water future for Africa A longer kitchen, a fairer table: Stories of food sovereignty in Johannesburg Mafia Land and the making of a gangster state Glitching the future at Fak’ugesi Festival Shadrack Sibiya raided, says he will not resign 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 }
Here’s what SA’s teen girls want you to know about their state of mindBy Zoe DubyFifty 50 teenage girls and young women from communities with high rates of HIV, early pregnancy and school drop-out rates spoke about what’s stressing them out, and how they are keeping it together The warning labels that could be coming for your crispsBy Zano KuneneIf the food labelling regulations under review are enacted, bold warning signs on packaging will let shoppers identify foods high in sugar, salt or unhealthy fats Most people on ARVs stay on them. Does our health system know that?By Linda Pretorius and Jacques VerrynThe health department has R622 million extra to prop up South Africa’s HIV treatment programme in the wake of foreign aid cuts, but it’s only about a fifth of the total gap Small win for activists, but SA’s HIV projects won’t reopenBy Mia MalanThe $400 million the United States congress removed from a list of funding programmes the Trump administration wants to cut doesn’t cancel the cuts to HIV and TB programmes made in February Load More Latest News Kampala: Development control gone awry Cryptic Crossword JDE 501 Mchunu’s chief of staff says national commissioner ordered search and seizure to destroy evidence Mkhwanazi tells parliament crime intelligence needs an overhaul Engineering (and funding) a new water future for Africa A longer kitchen, a fairer table: Stories of food sovereignty in Johannesburg Mafia Land and the making of a gangster state Glitching the future at Fak’ugesi Festival Shadrack Sibiya raided, says he will not resign 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 warning labels that could be coming for your crispsBy Zano KuneneIf the food labelling regulations under review are enacted, bold warning signs on packaging will let shoppers identify foods high in sugar, salt or unhealthy fats Most people on ARVs stay on them. Does our health system know that?By Linda Pretorius and Jacques VerrynThe health department has R622 million extra to prop up South Africa’s HIV treatment programme in the wake of foreign aid cuts, but it’s only about a fifth of the total gap Small win for activists, but SA’s HIV projects won’t reopenBy Mia MalanThe $400 million the United States congress removed from a list of funding programmes the Trump administration wants to cut doesn’t cancel the cuts to HIV and TB programmes made in February Load More Latest News Kampala: Development control gone awry Cryptic Crossword JDE 501 Mchunu’s chief of staff says national commissioner ordered search and seizure to destroy evidence Mkhwanazi tells parliament crime intelligence needs an overhaul Engineering (and funding) a new water future for Africa A longer kitchen, a fairer table: Stories of food sovereignty in Johannesburg Mafia Land and the making of a gangster state Glitching the future at Fak’ugesi Festival Shadrack Sibiya raided, says he will not resign 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 }
Most people on ARVs stay on them. Does our health system know that?By Linda Pretorius and Jacques VerrynThe health department has R622 million extra to prop up South Africa’s HIV treatment programme in the wake of foreign aid cuts, but it’s only about a fifth of the total gap Small win for activists, but SA’s HIV projects won’t reopenBy Mia MalanThe $400 million the United States congress removed from a list of funding programmes the Trump administration wants to cut doesn’t cancel the cuts to HIV and TB programmes made in February Load More Latest News Kampala: Development control gone awry Cryptic Crossword JDE 501 Mchunu’s chief of staff says national commissioner ordered search and seizure to destroy evidence Mkhwanazi tells parliament crime intelligence needs an overhaul Engineering (and funding) a new water future for Africa A longer kitchen, a fairer table: Stories of food sovereignty in Johannesburg Mafia Land and the making of a gangster state Glitching the future at Fak’ugesi Festival Shadrack Sibiya raided, says he will not resign 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 }
Small win for activists, but SA’s HIV projects won’t reopenBy Mia MalanThe $400 million the United States congress removed from a list of funding programmes the Trump administration wants to cut doesn’t cancel the cuts to HIV and TB programmes made in February Load More