Are social media algorithms designed to prey the mental health of women and people of colour?
Catch every moment as Life Esidimeni families are told how much money they will get for the loss of their loved ones.
The arbitration ruling specifies that both Constitutional and general damages have to be paid.
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.
Those who oversaw the removal of mental health patients could face the full wrath of the law as could those standing by as KZN’s cancer care fails.
‘Families should be compensated for trauma, but not for what the deceased went through’, says state advocate.
We used to believe our brains couldn’t be changed. Now we believe they can – if we want it enough. But is that true?
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.
Qedani Mahlangu’s department paid almost R60-million to the law firm that would later represent her in the run-up to arbitration.
Did the former MEC move from playing the blame game to playing the victim?
The former Health MEC claims her subordinates withheld information from her. But she’s being accused
of misleading the legislature.
Mahlangu didn’t know many of the details of the doomed mental health project but says she deserves the credit for instituting the ombud investigation.
Accusations fly as the embattled former health MEC finally testifies at the ongoing arbitration hearings.
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.
One in four Zimbabweans suffers from mental illness, but untrained female health workers are setting a new benchmark for the treatment of patients.
Suspended head of Gauteng health Barney Selebano’s court bid to avoid testifying at the ongoing arbitration could keep him off the stand for months.
"Like the space between bricks, cement fills the connections between my hips and feet".
The inherited shame of schizophrenia leaves the writer wondering whether he will be next
The ‘nagging little monsters’ of anxiety taunt us as we journey on the pursuit of endless #goals
Diliza Moabi is passionate about TV and has spent the greater part of his life making his dreams come true
"I wanted to show it all to her, so she could fix me. I needed her to fix me".
"Who knew that I might share a similar condition with the person I was taught to shame?"
As the hearings continue this week, Laura Lopez Gonzalez speaks to Nelisiwe Msomi about the arbitration process.
Laura Lopez Gonzalez speaks to Tim Modise about who might be held accountable for the tragedy.
Eleven Gauteng health employees were singled out for censure. Now, only two have been suspended and garnered an alleged R1.3-million in wages.
The sister of a Life Esidimeni patient suffered a second blow when her niece died after collapsing on the day the hearings started.
History has shown that good people do bad things when they’re told. Here’s why.
At least 141 mental health patients. As officials take the stand as part of arbitration hearings, a disturbing thread runs through their testimonies.
Owner of Pretoria organisation Precious Angels breaks down and dodges queries amid questions around deaths.
Social worker says mental health patients’ lives could have been saved if senior officials visited facilities. Bhekisisa has evidence they did.
Society must stay out of young women’s decision whether to have babies or not.
A new mother recounts how psychiatric care that nurtured her bond with her baby helped heal her mania.