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The health department has proposed accrediting public hospitals to provide c-sections as a way of improving the safety of the procedures across the country.

This is putting SA’s women in the grave, so what’s health...

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Angela Baloyi no longer sleeps in the room she shared with her five-year-old brother after a man snuck in one night and raped her. She was eight months’ pregnant.

‘I didn’t think it was necessary to use condoms because I...

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Over the past decade

‘After getting pregnant, you are done’: No more school for mums-to-be

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Previous calls to decriminalise drug use

National HIV plan scraps calls to decriminalise drug use

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HIV is spreading faster among teenage girls and young women than in any other group in South Africa.

#AIDS2016: Youth will lead the way to an Aids-free generation –...

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

Tanzania: 22.8% of teen girls are mothers

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A march to defend women's right to wear miniskirts in Johannesburg on March 4 2008 after a woman was sexually molested by taxi drivers.

[From our archives] ‘Once he says he doesn’t want a condom,...

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Despite an outrage from more conservative sources about contraceptives in schools

Contraception at schools on Gauteng’s agenda

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Over the past decade

Teenage mothers are not ‘terrorists’ who need to be punished

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Over the past decade

Do a third of SA women have a baby by the...

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Tricky topic: Thami Mayo is a parent of a girl at Gonyane Primary School who told the M&G about the difficulties of discussing sex with his young child.

It’s no breeze to explain birds ‘n bees

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Still running: Irene van Niekerk at her home in an informal settlement in Krugersdorp.

Teenage mums need support, not censure

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Digitial umbilical cord: More women are using their cellphones to get health updates on their pregnancy via Mxit Reach.

Help’s at hand for connected moms

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Overwhelmed: Many teens who have babies don't finish school

Stuck in a destructive cycle of poverty and teen pregnancy

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Health Minister Aaron Motsoaledi urges people to accept facts about teenage sex at the opening ceremony of the 6th National Aids Conference in Durban.

Fact: Children have sex – Motsoaledi

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Women

Contraceptive policy overhauled

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