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A promising new TB drug is now on the market but doctors say it's been priced out of reach.

The case has already contributed to improved jurisprudence on socioeconomic rights in Uganda

Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan has not yet revealed how the government will fund its National Insurance scheme.

South Africa will soon get its own facility to make tablets to treat HIV and other ailments.

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

Although the scheme's white paper was released at an economically uncertain time, it brings possibilities to those in need.

But the Free Market Foundation maintains the plan will cost the state more than it raises in taxes.

The director of the Free Market Foundation suggests that an inquiry into private healthcare was deceptively orchestrated by the health minister.

The government has set several commendable goals but will have to improve its delivery.

The health scheme is scheduled to be functioning by 2025 but the precise costs are still not known.

The National Health Insurance white paper does not stipulate how the scheme will get funded; it only provides five possible scenarios.

A quarter of public clinics ran out of HIV and TB medication last year, a survey has found.

Doctors say Dihlabeng hospital doesn't have the medicine and staff to help patients.

Twenty years after the genocide, Rwanda’s health system is showing drastic improvements.

New health discoveries are often not immediately accessible or affordable to the average individual, particularly in low and middle-income countries.

The state’s proposed certificate of need will not address inequities in rural healthcare.