Nosimilo Ndlovu
latest news & developmentsCentre turns learners green
The Delta Environmental Centre is empowering children to become more green.
Deadly steps to manhood
School holidays bring a surge in fatal circumcisions at unlicensed Eastern Cape initiation schools.
No state health for me please
Many politicians do not make use of our public healthcare system — clearly a vote of no confidence.
Helen comes full circle
By midday on Thursday DA leader Helen Zille was happy that her party was on track to make their target of receiving 15% of the national vote.
Mzansi Voters: Tumelo Kgobe
Government is are now threatening my livelihood with the introduction of this new transport system.
Bahai 101
And on the 19th day, they celebrated. Nosimilo Ndlovu offers up a crash course in one of the world’s fastest-growing religions.
Funds running out for ARVs
The 2009-10 budget for ARV provision will fall short by R1-billion if the numbers of infected people continue to grow.
Leading the Aids battle
Nosimilo Ndlovu interviewed Michel Sidibé, the new executive director of UNAIDS, the coordinating body of the United National in the global fight against HIV and AIDS.
Health budget aims to address critical challenges
Policy intervention supported in the national budget will focus both on health and on more aggressively combating the causes of ill health.
SA Medical Association head chopped:
Kgosi Letlape, the first black ophthalmologist in South Africa and former president of the World Medical Association, had led Sama since 2001.
Dismissals soar as downturn bites
The CCMA has seen a dramatic increase in the number of referrals since September and this could be a result of the "downturn" in the economy.
Where fear still lingers
Ten months after the shooting rampage, emotions are still raw in Skierlik.
Desperately seeking skills
Accounting and professional service firms are the largest recruiters, but still struggle to fill vacancies, writes Cathy Sims.
Heartbreak hospital
Thousands of babies die each year from correctable cardiac defects, writes Nosimilo Ndlovu.
Travel restrictions add to HIV stigma
Restrictions prohibiting HIV-positive people from obtaining visas or permits to travel or work abroad adds to the global stigma around HIV.