Nicole Ludolph, Author at Bhekisisa

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Nicole Ludolph is a health journalist at Bhekisisa.

TB talks: Will #UNGA78 change these three lives?

TB talks: Will #UNGA78 change these three lives?

By Nicole Ludolph and Bhekisisa Team -

September 22, 2023

The heat is on: Why climate change will leave you gasping for air

The heat is on: Why climate change will leave you gasping for air

By Nicole Ludolph and Linda Pretorius -

September 11, 2023

[WATCH] How to use pills to prevent TB

[WATCH] How to use pills to prevent TB

By Yolanda Mdzeke and Nicole Ludolph -

September 7, 2023

Why our changing climate is bad for your health

Why our changing climate is bad for your health

By Linda Pretorius and Nicole Ludolph -

August 30, 2023

Can taking two pills a week slow down TB in South Africa? There’s a new plan in place

Can taking two pills a week slow down TB in South Africa? There’s a new plan in place

By Nicole Ludolph -

July 18, 2023

Should the state hire SA’s field health workers permanently? Unions and the health department disagree

Should the state hire SA’s field health workers permanently? Unions and the health department disagree

By Nicole Ludolph -

June 23, 2023

#SliceOfLife: I survived TB five years ago but the stigma still follows me around

#SliceOfLife: I survived TB five years ago but the stigma still follows me around

By Nicole Ludolph -

June 13, 2023

#SliceOfLife: I took on Big Pharma and won

#SliceOfLife: I took on Big Pharma and won

By Nicole Ludolph -

May 11, 2023

#SliceOfLife: I survived the most deadly type of TB, but it cost me a lung

#SliceOfLife: I survived the most deadly type of TB, but it cost me a lung

By Nicole Ludolph -

April 26, 2023

#SliceofLife: I uncovered a child sex trafficking ring in my grade one class

#SliceofLife: I uncovered a child sex trafficking ring in my grade one class

By Nicole Ludolph -

March 1, 2023

City planners, street vendors & spaza shops could help keep SA fed. Here’s how

City planners, street vendors & spaza shops could help keep SA fed. Here’s how

By Nicole Ludolph -

February 17, 2023

‘They fail us, year in and year out’: Why community health workers are ditching unions

‘They fail us, year in and year out’: Why community health workers are ditching unions

By Nicole Ludolph -

January 24, 2023

Good, bad & ugly: How SA’s fight against GBV & femicide is going

Good, bad & ugly: How SA’s fight against GBV & femicide is going

By Nicole Ludolph -

November 29, 2022

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