South Africa’s rising unemployment among healthcare graduates highlights serious problems in the system, threatening fair access to healthcare and increasing
Signed appointment letters and related documents reveal that the National Department of Health’s (NDoH) top official and his counterpart at
Ukwanda, the isiXhosa word for “grow,” encapsulates the mission of Stellenbosch University’s Ukwanda Centre for Rural Health: nurturing healthcare in
Photo: AI-generated image (Dall-E) representing fentanyl on a map of South Africa. Image edited using Photoshop by GroundUp staff. Recent
The water crisis has had severe impacts on the residents who want urgent solutions after years of municipal inaction.
A man prepares a small dose of heroin. Archive photo: David Harrison In Durban, heroin is known locally as whoonga.
Phumla Mqashi residents marched to demand permanent water supplies, frustrated by shortages and temporary help from Johannesburg Water.
Lebo, who uses ARV pills and assists others shares treatment progress and calls for 6 month supplies of ARVs.
Several opposition politicians and commentators have flagged what appears to be chronic leadership problems at the Gauteng Department of Health.
Mampondo Primary School learners and teachers have safe new toilets due to the donation, improving dignity in sanitation.
South Africa’s rising unemployment among healthcare graduates highlights serious problems in the system, threatening fair access to healthcare and increasing
Signed appointment letters and related documents reveal that the National Department of Health’s (NDoH) top official and his counterpart at
Ukwanda, the isiXhosa word for “grow,” encapsulates the mission of Stellenbosch University’s Ukwanda Centre for Rural Health: nurturing healthcare in
Photo: AI-generated image (Dall-E) representing fentanyl on a map of South Africa. Image edited using Photoshop by GroundUp staff. Recent
The water crisis has had severe impacts on the residents who want urgent solutions after years of municipal inaction.
A man prepares a small dose of heroin. Archive photo: David Harrison In Durban, heroin is known locally as whoonga.
Phumla Mqashi residents marched to demand permanent water supplies, frustrated by shortages and temporary help from Johannesburg Water.
Lebo, who uses ARV pills and assists others shares treatment progress and calls for 6 month supplies of ARVs.
Several opposition politicians and commentators have flagged what appears to be chronic leadership problems at the Gauteng Department of Health.
Mampondo Primary School learners and teachers have safe new toilets due to the donation, improving dignity in sanitation.
