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Previous calls to decriminalise drug use

National HIV plan scraps calls to decriminalise drug use

Pontsho Pilane -
Could birth control injections come out of the clinic and into homes? A new study could pave the way for easier

Women can now inject themselves with ‘the shot’ at home

Pontsho Pilane -
What do South Africans want in a condom?

What do South Africans want in a condom?

Dylan Bush and Pontsho Pilane -
The V female condom has a thin pouch

The female condom showdown: Lovers Plus Inner Condom, the Cupid and...

Pontsho Pilane -
HIV prevention needs to be targeted at women to ensure reduced infection rates.

#AIDS2016: New science may put the power to prevent HIV in...

Linda-Gail Bekker -
Birth control: Which one's best for you?

Birth control: Which one’s best for you?

Amy Green and Dylan Bush -
Post-partum pregnancy can be prevented through correct contraceptive use.

Five African states help women prevent pregnancy right after birth

Isaac Malonza -
South Africa legalised abortion decades ago but a lack of information on where to get one and health workers willing to terminate pregnancies still stand between people and safe abortions.

Cruel dilemma: To terminate or not to terminate

Amy Green -
Condoms are common contraceptives used to prevent pregnancies.

The five best contraceptives backed by science

Amy Green -
About half the country’s population is younger than 15.

Tanzania: 22.8% of teen girls are mothers

Mkama Mwijarubi -
What we learn on the playground about gender and violence may never be unlearned - and it could shape your child forever.

Sex, soccer and social media

Jennifer Amadi and Evans Odenyo -
80 out of 1000 women in Africa have unplanned pregnancies.

Women in Africa least likely to use contraception

Amy Green -
Boys prepare fishing boats for night fishing in Lake Tanganyika at sunset.

Fishing and family planning – how the two are linked

Mustafa G Kudrati -
About half the country’s population is younger than 15.

Young women told: ‘If a man touches you, you’ll get pregnant’

Katja Iversen and Blessing Timidi Digha -
The Dapivirine vaginal ring used in an HIV prevention trials.

ARV-infused vaginal ring significantly lowers HIV infections

Amy Green -
Ntombikhona Ndlovu had her implant removed just three weeks after insertion because of headaches. Many other women may have been put off from trying the birth control option after rumours exaggerated side-effects

Birth control implant needs a shot in the arm

Ina Skosana -
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