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Activists say that at least one patient has been trying to get treatment since 2013.

Take a look at life after war for the women abducted by Ugandan rebel Joseph Kony.

Could a new manmade concoction of mundane odours stop malaria?

With terminations outlawed in Kenya, women and girls in its largest slum have to rely on expensive and unreliable under-the-counter pills, toxic chemicals or other homemade remedies.

As humanitarian organisations sound the alarm over high malnutrition rates among Malawi's prisoners, one woman is trying to help keep inmates alive.

Diabetic patients who aren't treated properly risk having the smallest cut lead to an amputated limb.

There are too few psychiatrists, so a foundation is using a Canadian model to rehabilitate people.

Read an excerpt from the award-winning story that kick-started a campaign to link survivors of rape and gender-based violence to care.

An NGO is changing lives by giving prosthetic limbs to amputees from rural and poor areas.

In 2019, diseases linked to air pollution killed 1.1-million people in Africa. Could electric motorcycles save lives with cleaner air?

Men who abuse women have often been victims of maltreatment themselves resulting to the intergenerational cycling of abuse.

Some residents in rural towns in Mpumalanga have to chose between buying food or going to the doctor.

Technology has cut diagnosis waiting times, getting infants on to treatment sooner.

The country can't produce its own paediatric heart surgeons. But that may be beginning to change, starting in Cape Town.

From how to spice up your sex life to the more mundane, “does this look weird to you”, there are some questions you just don’t want to ask your friends and family. Relax. Now, there’s an app for that.

Go inside one of the country's most dangerous jobs.