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Safeguarding social justice in a time of social distance
Article
/ 22 March 2020

Safeguarding social justice in a time of social distance

People who are self-isolating — the middle and upper class, especially — must take care not to endanger other lives in the process. We must all be human to the humans around us

By Open Letter
Changing our world requires insubordination
Article
/ 1 August 2019

Changing our world requires insubordination

We need to resist the patriarchy, racism, sexism and capitalist greed that is still prevalent on the globe

By Pregs Govender
UN attacks ‘ghastly’ conditions in Libya migrant detention centres
Africa
/ 10 June 2019

UN attacks ‘ghastly’ conditions in Libya migrant detention centres

According to UN figures, some 3 400 migrants and refugees remain detained in Tripoli, which has seen a surge in fighting since early April

By Agency
The workforce that makes our health system work
Article
/ 10 April 2019

The workforce that makes our health system work

Community health workers need to be supported so that policies can be tangibly effective

By Ofentse Mboweni
Hachimoji DNA: Stirring debate
Article
/ 29 March 2019

Hachimoji DNA: Stirring debate

South African scientists need to develop health technologies that respond to our society’s most pressing needs

By Donrich Thaldar, Bonginkosi Shozi and Michaela Steytler
This kills more South Africans than any other disease. There’s a new way to stop it
Article
/ 28 March 2019

This kills more South Africans than any other disease. There’s a new way to stop it

One in four people carry this potentially deadly bug? Now a new shorter treatment can prevent it from making you sick.

By Bhekisisa Team
A poison by any other name
Article
/ 22 March 2019

A poison by any other name

It is not just the person who drinks alcohol in excess who is harmed; the family suffers too

By Ellapen Rapiti
WATCH: How far is South Africa in the fight against HIV and TB? Find out.
Article
/ 13 November 2018

WATCH: How far is South Africa in the fight against HIV and TB? Find out.

South Africa boasts the world’s largest HIV treatment programme but are provinces ready to take the lead?

By Bhekisisa Team Author
Bhekisisa presents: From paper to provinces — tracking SA’s HIV/TB plan
Article
/ 24 October 2018

Bhekisisa presents: From paper to provinces — tracking SA’s HIV/TB plan

#TrackingTheNSP: Ahead of World Aids Day, hear just how far provinces have come putting the national plan into practice.

By Bhekisisa Team Author
Why this legal drug may put you at risk for a killer infectious disease
Article
/ 8 October 2018

Why this legal drug may put you at risk for a killer infectious disease

That tot or two might be putting you at risk for…an infectious disease? Find out what you need to know.

By Laura López González
Showdown: SA takes on the US for cheaper drugs
Article
/ 28 September 2018

Showdown: SA takes on the US for cheaper drugs

When the US went to bat for Big Pharma in the fight against this killer disease, South Africa wasn’t having any of it. Here’s what happened next.

By Laura López González
SA experimental TB vaccine is the first in almost a century to slash new TB cases
Article
/ 25 September 2018

SA experimental TB vaccine is the first in almost a century to slash new TB cases

Scroll down to read the latest trial results as part of our live blog from the UN’s recent high level meeting on TB

By Laura López González
What to expect from the world’s first high-level UN meeting on TB
Article
/ 25 September 2018

What to expect from the world’s first high-level UN meeting on TB

Ramaphosa and Motsoaledi are expected to draw high praise at a UN meeting this week. Find out why.

By Laura López González
How South Africa convinced the world to take TB seriously
Article
/ 25 September 2018

How South Africa convinced the world to take TB seriously

Heads of state discussed one of the world’s biggest killers in New York this week — and it was Aaron Motsoaledi who got them together.

By Staff Reporter
See what the world’s largest HIV programme is planning
Videos
/ 29 August 2018

See what the world’s largest HIV programme is planning

Our Laura Lopez Gonzalez takes you inside SA’s national HIV and TB plan in just two minutes.

By Staff Reporter
Are provinces ready to take the wheel of South Africa’s HIV response?
Article
/ 8 August 2018

Are provinces ready to take the wheel of South Africa’s HIV response?

It’s been a steep learning curve for districts that sometimes don’t have the know-how — or the data — to write and track local plans.

By Roxy de Villiers
Nelson Mandela’s words about SA’s twin epidemics as true today as in 2004
Article
/ 18 July 2018

Nelson Mandela’s words about SA’s twin epidemics as true today as in 2004

SA has a chance to lead the world in realising Madiba’s dream this September as the United Nations convenes its first high level meeting on TB.

By Staff Reporter
These hospitals have become a home away from home in the Maasai’s fight against TB
Article
/ 11 April 2018

These hospitals have become a home away from home in the Maasai’s fight against TB

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.

By Adri Kotze
Why people failing to take their TB treatment should not be jailed
Article
/ 23 March 2018

Why people failing to take their TB treatment should not be jailed

It’s World TB Day. Here’s why human rights and TB responses go hand in hand.

By Michaela Clayton and Bhekisisa Team
Data-driven TB: Using the numbers to find SA’s missing patients
Videos
/ 2 August 2017

Data-driven TB: Using the numbers to find SA’s missing patients

How community health workers and data can help South Africa get more TB patients on treatment.

By Dylan Bush
Prudence Mabele: The death of an activist, the reckoning of a movement?
Article
/ 17 July 2017

Prudence Mabele: The death of an activist, the reckoning of a movement?

​The loss of one of SA’s most longstanding HIV activists comes when politics and dwindling resources are pitting stalwarts against each other.

By Laura Lopez Gonzalez
SA continuing to negotiate affordable access to TB drug
Article
/ 24 March 2017

SA continuing to negotiate affordable access to TB drug

A new pilot programme launched Friday will allow at least 200 people to access the latest treatment worth hundreds of thousands of rand.

By Laura Lopez Gonzalez
SA may hold key to curing world’s rising drug-resistant TB epidemic
Article
/ 24 March 2017

SA may hold key to curing world’s rising drug-resistant TB epidemic

New drug combinations tested in the country may be a lifeline to those with TB most unlikely to survive it.

By Staff Reporter
Finding South Africa’s missing TB patients
Article
/ 23 March 2017

Finding South Africa’s missing TB patients

Every year, almost 500 000 people in South Africa develop TB and only half will ever be cured – see why.

By Bhekisisa Team Author
We can achieve a TB-free South Africa, but it’s time to pick up the pace
Article
/ 23 March 2017

We can achieve a TB-free South Africa, but it’s time to pick up the pace

Today, SA is seeing fewer new TB cases and deaths than ever before.

By Yogan Pillay
The future of take-away? I’ll take a large pizza – and an HIV test – for delivery
Article
/ 27 February 2017

The future of take-away? I’ll take a large pizza – and an HIV test – for delivery

Home is where the heart is, they say – it could also be the future of HIV testing.

By Laura Lopez Gonzalez
Two drugs could be the key to quicker TB cures
Article
/ 16 February 2017

Two drugs could be the key to quicker TB cures

Patients were no longer infectious after just two months of treatment — faster than almost all drugs ever recorded.

By Laura Lopez Gonzalez
United Nations’ first high-level meeting on TB could usher in a new world order
Article
/ 30 January 2017

United Nations’ first high-level meeting on TB could usher in a new world order

The global body heeds calls by SA health minister Aaron Motsoaledi for high-level meeting on age-old killer.

By Yogan Pillay
Court case could force gold industry to pay out miners’ daughters and wives
Article
/ 18 October 2016

Court case could force gold industry to pay out miners’ daughters and wives

A high court has ruled that compensation to women who have to take care of sick miners could ease the gendered harms imposed by the industry.

By Staff Reporter
The next step in the class action silicosis case and sick miners
Article
/ 19 May 2016

The next step in the class action silicosis case and sick miners

Gold mining giants are beginning to negotiate with mineworkers and their families.

By Athandiwe Saba
Pollsmoor Remand: “They treated us like animals”
Videos
/ 10 May 2016

Pollsmoor Remand: “They treated us like animals”

Former detainees tell of being denied chronic medication and contracting diseases like TB while incarcerated in the overcrowded Cape Town facility.

By Staff Reporter
User-friendly TB drugs for children could be on their way
Article
/ 30 March 2016

User-friendly TB drugs for children could be on their way

The regimen for children is bitter adult drugs, which are taken over an extended period – and it’s worse in cases of drug-resistant tuberculosis.

By Faranaaz Parker
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