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In this webinar, Bhekisisa editor, Mia Malan, is in conversation with an Eastern Cape COVID doctor, HIV physician and a psychiatrist about the mental health challenges epidemics pose to health workers.

HIV activist Mark Heywood tells Bhekisisa editor Mia Malan the president and health minister are direct opposites.

During the Ebola crisis, banks, borders and markets were closed for over six months. The ban on Sunday markets still hasn't been lifted.

Curious about water births and why they're becoming more popular? We give you the basics in under 2 minutes.

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Ebola tore into the fabric of family life, and the relationships that bind them. These are two similar stories, with very different endings.

Two years of HIV self-testing in Malawi have shown no cases of suicide, intimate partner violence or self-harm.

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For nearly three decades, a thriving sex-trafficking industry has been operating between Nigeria and Italy. Can this woman help break the chain?

Wearing a cloth mask won’t protect you from the new coronavirus, but it will protect those around you if you’re infected. Confused? Listen to what Salim Abdool Karim had to say in his presentation.

During South Africa’s national COVID-19 lockdown, there have been a string of evictions by the City of Cape Town. A recent judgement ruled that the city is not allowed to evict people or demolish their homes without a court order. But for some, it’s already too late.

Laura Lopez Gonzalez speaks to Tim Modise about who might be held accountable for the tragedy.

When we are socialised to believe something as natural as menstruation is dirty, those who bleed may feel embarrassed about their period.

It may come round every month, but a lot of us still don't know how our menstrual cycle works, says reproductive health doctor, Tlaleng Mofokeng.

After almost two years, the nation comes together to watch the national football team play its first match on home turf.

Moon cups, reusable pads and period panties are all alternatives to disposable pads and tampons, but they may not work for everyone.