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It's not only women who prefer Caesarean sections

Caesarean vs vaginal birth: A mother’s choice, not her doctor’s

Pontsho Pilane -
Mahlangu could not give updated figures on the number of former Life Esidimeni patients who have died. The department is keeping a close eye on the Cullinan Rehabilitation and Care Centre following at least two recent deaths.

[EXCLUSIVE] Gauteng health MEC: Court threats fly over patient deaths

Laura López González -
The Gauteng government has three months to pay families affected by the Life Esidimeni tragedy.

Gauteng mental health services: ‘They treated him like you don’t even...

Laura López González -
Menstrual cups

A guide to ‘alternative menstruation’: Save money and the world during...

Pontsho Pilane -
Survivor: Thulani Sibisi

#SowetoMarathon: Why this prostate cancer survivor is running today

Ina Skosana -
Free pads or free condoms? It's a false dichotomy when people with uteruses are the ones who need both.

Free pads versus free condoms: Why we can’t afford this debate

Pontsho Pilane -
The condom showdown: We put government’s new 'love gloves' to the test

The condom showdown: We put government’s new ‘love gloves’ to the...

Dylan Bush and Laura López González -
Sex workers can take a pill that significantly reduces the risk of HIV infection.

HIV-prevention pill: The deeply personal journey of a male sex worker...

Kiundu Waweru -
Shield: A Tanzanian woman and her child use a mosquito net as a preventative measure against malaria.

Malaria has been beaten back – but children are still dying

Amy Green -
Mobile tech: A malaria-fighting secret weapon for Africa?

Mobile tech: A malaria-fighting secret weapon for Africa?

Amy Green and Dylan Bush -
Bleak outlook:

The unforgiving days of too much wine and never enough roses

Mia Malan -
Done with hiding in the bathroom: Demelza Bush has come to terms with the fact that she is neither a man or a woman.

Genderqueer: Existing outside the binary

Dylan Bush -
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 -
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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