Decolonise health care
Finally people are getting the idea - to become health professionals effective within the fairly unique South African context, we need to be educated in a way that prepares...
Finally people are getting the idea - to become health professionals effective within the fairly unique South African context, we need to be educated in a way that prepares...
Earthlife Africa took Environmental Affairs Minister Edna Molewa to court after she granted environmental authorisation for the establishment of the 1 200 megawatts coal-fired...
Albert Zinhanga and four friends met the landowner when buying an ox for slaughter at N7 Meat in 2014. Noticing fallow land, they asked why it was unutilised...
Irene is a young Afrikaans girl who lives in a shack in a squatter camp near Pretoria, South Africa. They have no electricity or running water, and Irene owns no shoes...
Today starts our new HOW TO SERIES – on demand by you our readers...
Unlike many other hawkers, they aren't selling cheap Chinese imports, but medicinal herbs, roots and plants. Barefoot and clad in hessian, the Sakmanne, or Sackcloth People...
It has happened. President Jacob Zuma has signed the Medicines and Related Substances Amendment Bill 6 of 2014 into law in terms of section 84(2) of the Constitution...
A small group of homeless men painstakingly scrape Sunset Beach in Cape Town every day, clearing it of rocks, shells and other debris...
Cape Town - Koeberg nuclear power station is sitting alongside a geological fault which gave rise to an earthquake in 1809 that was the same magnitude as last month’s earthquake...
Traces of antiretrovirals, anti-epileptic drugs, antibiotics and antidepressants are allegedly lingering in South African tap water. (Also read our article: Why South Africa could be edging towards a water crisis) Compounds of these drugs have been found in several studies on water sources around South Africa between 2013 and June 2015. Read more...