#InTheSpotlight | SA has started a TB revolution – can we see it through?
South Africa’s battle with tuberculosis (TB) shows both progress and challenges, stressing the need for stronger action and new solutions.
South Africa’s battle with tuberculosis (TB) shows both progress and challenges, stressing the need for stronger action and new solutions.
Staff at TB HIV Care provide methadone at a drop-in centre in central Cape Town. Archive photo: David Harrison Research
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South Africa’s battle with tuberculosis (TB) shows both progress and challenges, stressing the need for stronger action and new solutions.
Staff at TB HIV Care provide methadone at a drop-in centre in central Cape Town. Archive photo: David Harrison Research
The post, Khayelitsha’s most common dread disease – diabetes, first appeared on WWMP . Khayelitsha’s most common dread disease –
14 November marks World Diabetes Day, and residents of Khayelitsha received expert advice on how they can prevent and manage
The Global Fund, one of the world’s largest health financiers, is sending its inspectors to South Africa in response to
▶️the post Signed and stalled: Critical healthcare deal in Gauteng teetering on the brink appeared first on ©️ Spotlight. An
By Aphiwe Ngowapi Convicted murderer Nomsa Seyisi should be sentenced to direct imprisonment because she has shown no remorse and
Thousands of Khayelitsha residents have to use these filthy, broken toilets. Photos taken on Monday, 11 November by Vincent Lali
Berlin | November 12th, 2024 Today, Urgewald and 34 NGO partners published the 2024 update of the Global Oil &
The Listeriosis Families Support Campaign Demands Justice from Tiger Brands – Join & Sign Petition