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Will the Earth’s changing climate make TB spread faster?

Linda Pretorius and Nicole Ludolph -

Why there’s a bumper crop of opinions on this genetically modified...

Ankur Paliwal -
A field of maize devastated by Cyclone Idai

Cyclone Idai: ‘I don’t know how my children will survive’

Nyasha Chingono -
In rural areas

Bureaucracy, power and grants: When a pen may be as mighty...

Koot Kotze -
Eleven-month-old Akalapatan Kebo

Gasping for breath: Pneumonia’s deadly toll

Karen McVeigh -
Four-month-old Samson Salo receives a dose of vitamin A at the Madamani Dispensary during Malezi Bora.

This costs just cents and could prevent half-a-million children from going...

Adri Kotze and Shadrack Kavilu -
Food poisoning outbreaks are becoming more common at South African schools

Inspectors unearth rat infestation at Gauteng school following poisoning

Nelisiwe Msomi -
The international philanthropic foundation is set to invest more in nutrition research.

Nutrition remains single biggest ‘missed opportunity’ in health, says Gates

Laura López González -
Sister Anna's work relies on donations from well-wishers and her Franciscan community back home

Nursing the hungry: How one Catholic nun has taken Malawi’s prisoners...

Josephine Chinele -

Malawi’s sick prisons: Inmates go hungry as budgets dwindle and food...

Nicolette Jackson -
The conflict between Boko Haram and Nigerian government forces has displaced 2.6 million people.

Tens of thousands of children may starve to death in Boko...

Laura López González -
Governments should promote accurate knowledge about breastfeeding and implement policies — like paid maternity leave — to give women the time they need to breastfeed exclusively.

Breast is best: Exclusive breastfeeding could turn Africa’s child mortality tide

Rachel Toku-Appiah -
Both overweight and underweight children are considered to be malnourished.

‘Malnutrition: Toddlers are almost as often overweight as they are underweight’

Mia Malan -
If a pregnant woman does not have the right nutrition

It pays to invest in poor girls and women – the...

Yannick Tshimanga -
Children living in poverty do not receive adequate healthcare

SA’s children poor and malnourished

Ina Skosana -
Several studies have found that school feeding schemes increase children’s health and their attendance at school.

School feeding schemes help to grow young minds

Ina Skosana -
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