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Cotlands is a former children's Aids hospice that was converted to an early childhood development facilitation centre.

Journeying through HIV and early education

Lenadine Koza -
Prudence Mabele was an activist by day and a traditional healer by night. She helped win the fight for HIV treatment in SA and went on to tackle a host of other issues including LGBTI rights. She passed away on 11 June 2017

Prudence Mabele: “I have seen ARVs save lives”

Ina Skosana -
Scientists say the current tests designed to detect even very low levels of HIV present in the body are simply not sensitive enough.

Villagers flock to take HIV tests

Mia Malan -
Sangoma: Why I take ARVs

[WATCH] Sangoma: Why I take ARVs

Dylan Bush -
Describing the situation as a 'national crisis'

Report suggests ARV and TB drug supply woes a ‘national crisis’

Amy Green -
The same number of South African boys and girls start school

Bring back the lost girls

Salim Abdool Karim -
Costly exercise: When Rio de Janeiro celebrated World Aids Day in 2007 it was with the knowledge that patent laws had driven up the cost of Brazil's Aids programme.

Brazil’s sick of patent exploitation

Mara Kardas-Nelson -
People living with HIV are mostly scrupulous about getting check-ups.

Harsh price of HIV-linked longevity

Amy Green -
Phindile Sithole-Spong says that while being HIV positive is hard because of the stigmas surrounding the disease

‘I still have sex, even with HIV’

Ina Skosana -
Thanks to a number of innovations over the past few years female condoms have sensualised sexual health.

Birth control hits the spot

Amy Green -
The new intellectual property policy has been criticised by some members of the health care sector.

Battle on the horizon over intellectual property policy draft

Mara Kardas-Nelson -
Trevor Mundel at the Nwamatibjana health centre in Mozambique.

‘NHI will benefit the entire region’

Mia Malan -
Researchers warn that the scale up of medical male circumcision should go hand in hand with a plan to maintain quality.

Circumcision: Child’s death scares off patients

Ina Skosana -
Dual epidemic: Medical resources could be overwhelmed.

Longer lives put strain on NHI plans

Ina Skosana -
South African patients qualify for HIV treatment if their CD4 count – a measure of a person’s immunity – is 350 or lower.

SA could turn dread into capital

Pieter Fourie -
The youngsters have successfully completed their initiation and are now regarded as men. The campsite where the initiates stayed is burnt after the initiation is completed.

The boys who lost their manhood

Mia Malan -
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