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Bhekisisa aims to improve health reporting not only at the M&G but also at media houses across the continent.

Health Minister Aaron Motsoaledi has promised to get state facilities running to the highest standards.

Widows and children stand to inherit damage claims from the mining industry, but their decision to appeal doesn't bode well.

The Gauteng health department has admitted to problems at the facility, seen by the public protector.

KwaZulu-Natal traffic officers have allegedly stopped drivers at the Mooi River Toll plaza on the N3 and forced them to take HIV tests.

Less than half of those treated for resistant strains of TB survive. It's just not good enough.

A national policy on sexual assault has been in draft form for years. Now, the country now has the chance to put survivors of sexual violence first.

Health MEC Bandile Masuku tables his inaugural budget before the Gauteng Provincial Legislature. In the speech, areas such as health facility upgrades and security...

The pandemic’s impact is long-term: the UN warns that it could lead to 13 million more child marriages over a decade.

With the severe effects of the habit on the unborn child now widely known, why do pregnant mothers refuse to give up?

"This year we've been running out of simple things, such as Panado," says one doctor.

HIV-positive pregnant women get sound advice from mothers who can empathise.

People who smoke and drink too much, don’t exercise and eat unhealthily are likely to suffer from non-communicable diseases, such as heart disease.

More than two decades ago, an unthinkable genocide rocked Rwanda. What happened next could be a study in how to remake a health system from its ashes and why metrics are a mix of evidence — and trust.

Pregnant women who drink alcohol put their unborn children at greater risk than they think, writes Mia Malan.

There is a simple way to combat chronic lifestyle diseases, and that is to eat properly and exercise.