Mara Kardas Nelson

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.

Mara Kardas-Nelson ate and drank and walked her way through a gloriously hot, sticky and beautifully unhurried mess.

Residents of all different backgrounds fear that the Bo-Kaap will be left behind if the community does not have forceful collective representation.

The city that remains abuzz from morning until night,leaves you wanting more as it has too much to soak up in a short amount of time.

A silicon ring, currently being tested in trials across Africa, could be the new way to prevent HIV infection in women.

Southern Africa has little reason to celebrate, given the massive HIV funding cuts that threaten to take the region back to where it was 10 years ago.

Young South Africans do not perceive themselves to be at risk of contracting HIV, which make calls for innovative education more urgent.

Through frank interviews, the documentary refrains from being didactic, but opens up discussion among men.

Inadequate training is a barrier to successfully preventing TB infection in HIV patients.

Effective solutions for dealing with the country’s massive acid mine drainage problems exist, but the question is who should finance the way out.

As acid mine drainage threatens some of South Africa’s major cities and waterways, technology providers are looking for cost-effective solutions.

The move away from dependence on oil has created a resurgence of interest in using coal to power our jobs, homes and lives.

Headlines of unpaid miners matched with new BMWs for owners has pegged the leadership of Aurora as the bad boys in mining.

Mine waste is everywhere. From cities to towns to farms to nature reserves, polluted water and air have landed on the doorsteps of millions of people.