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    Never far from controversy: The life and times of Zweli Mkhize

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    Health minister Dr. Zweli Mkhize had been a beacon of hope during the uncertainty of the Covid-19 pandemic. He also seems to have become...

    A world of difference between private and public healthcare in South...

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    In South Africa, the reality of socio-economic inequality is that, often, private healthcare is reserved for those who can afford it while public healthcare...

    Netflix Vegan Doccie ‘The Game Changers’ Appeals To Traditional Masculinity

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    Nothing says ‘manly’ quite like a nice piece of rare, bloody steak, amiright? Actually, you may be wrong according to a new documentary on...

    Men Are Still Ashamed To Publicly Buy Sanitary Pads

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    For many, it’s still unusual to see men holding or buying sanitary pads. This stigma results in some men feeling uncomfortable and others go...

    How Coronavirus Is Affecting Higher Education

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    The COVID-19 virus (coronavirus) has affected over 90 countries around the world. From schools to business and shops, normal life has been disrupted. In...

    In Conversation With SA’s Youngest Doctor, Sandile Kubheka

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    It's always fascinating to see young people doing remarkable things. Dr Sandile Kubheka graduated medicine at the age of 20, becoming the youngest doctor...

    No policy in sight to help people with albinism in SA

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    People with albinism continue to face stigma, health challenges and the threat of violence, and there is still no solid policy to address their...

    I don’t have exes

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    A personal essay by Thembelihle Ngcai  I’m the only disabled person in my family. I was one of the very few visibly disabled people...

    COVID-19: Myth Busting Edition

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    With the announcement of a national state of disaster and a rising number of cases of COVID-19, the South African government has urged South...

    People with albinism need more medical assistance from government

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    Mafusi Tampe and Lebo Kgopane are a young couple living in Soweto with a boisterous eight-month-old girl. Both have albinism, and little Diteboho does...

    Gauteng health will provide nursing bursaries after all

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    The Gauteng department of health has rescinded their decision to stop the intake of first-year bursary nursing students. Prospective nursing students from Chris Hani...

    Everyone’s hyping up Ivermectin but there’s not yet conclusive evidence that...

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    AfriForum has brought an urgent court application against the South African Health Products Rights Regulatory Authority (Sahpra) and Health Minister Zweli Mkhize to...

    Final Year Medical Students Raise Concerns Around Graduation

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    Final year medical students are concerned they may not be able to graduate this year. As the COVID-19 lockdown continues in South Africa, many...

    #UnemployedDocsinSA: No jobs for doctors in a pandemic

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    Over 400 junior doctors are planning to sue the department of health for not employing them. Last week a letter of demand from Mabuza...

    Lifelong Student Dr Ashraf Davids is a beacon of the Cape...

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    Mitchells Plain has long been associated with the violence of gangs, but that does not define the township. It is a vibrant, colourful community...

    Important Resources For The Lockdown

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    President Cyril Ramaphosa announced on March 24 that South Africa would be going into a 21-day lockdown. These measures are being put in place...

    After Getting No Help, Gigantomastia Sufferer Starts Her Own NPO

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    Gigantomastia is a rare disease that affects women, and is characterised by excessive breast growth. It may occur spontaneously, during puberty or pregnancy, or...

    Durban Floods: Devastation Lingers For Victims

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    Torrential rains have wreaked havoc in Durban this week, claiming lives and leaving hundreds of families devastated and destitute after homes were swept away...

    The Importance of International Social Work Day Amidst The COVID-19 Crisis

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    Tuesday, 17 March 2020 marks International Social Work amidst the global crisis on the Coronavirus (COVID-19). The coronavirus outbreak which originated in Wuhan, China...

    Yumna Moosa’s superiors are still trying to prove her as incompetent

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    Dr Yumna Moosa, whose video about harassment and racism at a public hospital went viral last week said the support she’s received since publishing...