IN PHOTOS | What’s on your plate? Seven meals show what food insecurity looks like in South Africa
Registered dietitian and public health nutritionist Helen Donkin from the Association for Dietetics in South Africa (ADSA) analysed seven of the meals, using ...
Two young women in North West share their stories about how painful uterine fibroids have impacted their lives while facing delayed medical treatment.
Sewage is still spilling into the yards of residents in Nyakallong in the Free State despite a High Court ruling against the municipality, intervention by the ...
South Africa’s HIV response is, in many ways, a remarkable success story. Millions of people now have access to life-saving antiretroviral treatment (ART), transforming HIV from a fatal illness into a ...
Residents of Matswale township in Musina say persistent sewage spills and the stench from overflowing wastewater continue to disrupt their lives, more than a ...
Hunger accelerates disease progression, illness erodes earning potential, and reduced income deepens food insecurity, creating a cycle that medicine alone ...
For 34-year-old paraplegic athlete Moloko Pula, getting to hospital for medical care means travelling from her rural village to Polokwane and relying on ...
More than 10 intersex adults have approached a South African support organisation since 2020 saying they underwent surgery or other irreversible medical ...
August is National Organ Donor Awareness Month in South Africa and aims to raise awareness about organ and tissue donation. According to the Organ Donor ...
Children in Saulsville, west of Pretoria continue to use public parks where residents say sewage, illegal dumping and deteriorating infrastructure have made ...
Five suspects, including two Mexican nationals, were arrested and drugs and laboratory equipment with an estimated street value of R600 million were seized.
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