'I can't look my family members in the eye because I am the one who sent Joseph to Life Esidmeni. I thought he was safe. I will never forgive Qedani Mahlangu', says Ntombifuthi Dhladhla. (Oupa Nkosi)

'I told Mahlangu, you must leave the country, go into exile for two years.'

Nelisiwe Msomi, Laura Lopez Gonzalez

In Life Esidimeni, we can see the ghosts of our past. Read why.

Malegapuru William Makgoba's scathing investigation helped blow the lid of the Life Esidimeni tragedy. Read what it taught him. (Delwyn Verasamy, Mail & Guardian)

This man blew the lid off the #LifeEsidimeni tragedy. Read what it taught him.

Malegapuru William Makgoba

When we got our independence, we did not ask ourselves what kind of ethics this new country needed. SA’s health ombud reflects on his first big case.

Injecting drug users are at high risk of contracting Hepatitis C from sharing needles. (Soe Zeya Tun, Reuters)

SA needs R4-billion to fight this killer virus you may never have heard of

Pontsho Pilane

Newer, lifesaving drugs for South Africa's "silent" killer aren't yet available in the country.

In rural areas, being able to afford transport in an emergency can mean the difference between life and death — something that a basic income grant could support. (Delwyn Verasamy)

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

Koot Kotze

Go inside this unspoken ethical dilemma South African doctors face every day.

North West Premier Supra Mahumapelo may be gone but problems for the provincial health department are far from over. (Delwyn Verasamy)

Supra Mahumapelo's legacy? Closed clinics, drug shortages and millions in debt

Nelisiwe Msomi

Unpaid security firms pull guards out of facilities.

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'I can't look my family members in the eye because I am the one who sent Joseph to Life Esidmeni. I thought he was safe. I will never forgive Qedani Mahlangu', says Ntombifuthi Dhladhla. (Oupa Nkosi)

'I told Mahlangu, you must leave the country, go into exile for two years.'

In Life Esidimeni, we can see the ghosts of our past. Read why.

Traditional cigarettes and their electronic counterparts face stiff regulation in the Bill, putting South Africa in line with global standards. (AFP)

Read: South Africa’s controversial #TobaccoBill

South Africa could become one of a growing number of countries that require plain packaging for cigarettes.

Sexual violence is rife in Khayelitsha primary schools, a new study has shown. (Gallo)

Almost half of Khayelitsha primary school learners have experienced sexual violence

The youngest children are the ones most at risk — and less likely to report it.

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