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Werksmans Attorneys' Neil Kirby hits back at claims that unscrupulous lawyers are driving doctors out of business.

Only two state cancer specialists remain in the province of more than 10-million people.

How HIV experts may be able to help crack the code and find SA's missing TB patients.

In a new book, Mark Heywood reflects on love, justice and haunting lessons from the past.

Families say many are still waiting for results of autopsies performed last year.

Could the legal profession be behind the droves of gynaecologists leaving their jobs?COMMENTMedico-legal litigation has exploded. As of March 2016, claims against the health...

Less than 15% of patients seek out care for this vicious form of gangrene.

The new strategy is the first in a decade that does not advocate for the decriminalisation of sex work.

The Tshwane initiative could help reduce drug use, drug-related crime and new HIV infections.

Analysts say this minister's strong SACP connections and ANC support ensure he’s ‘too powerful politically’ for the president to fire.

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

A court ruling has lifted the time limit on reporting sexual assault. Prior to the ruling, we asked survivors how such a ruling would impact them.

Older antibiotic staples are no longer moneymakers. But as modern bugs evolve to outwit them, very few new drugs are ready to take their place.

Experts warn that the country’s overburdened asylum system could leave people trapped at ‘processing centres’ for years.

Our Laura Lopez Gonzalez asks health minister Aaron Motsoaledi five questions about the National Health Insurance (NHI) and your medical aid.

In Diepsloot, Bhekisisa's Vimba! app is helping rape survivors access life-saving care and treatment.