17

Sep

OP-ED | Men are dying by suicide – Why are so many still suffering in silence?

OP-ED | Men are dying by suicide – Why are so many still suffering in silence?

Health-e News OP-ED | Men are dying by suicide – Why are so many still suffering in silence? When I started working on an article about men and suicide, I…

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Category: Mental Health


14

Sep

Investigation launched into five-year-old’s playground injury at Tshwane school

Investigation launched into five-year-old’s playground injury at Tshwane school

Health-e News Investigation launched into five-year-old’s playground injury at Tshwane school The Gauteng Department of Education (GDE) is investigating a case after a five-year-old Grade R learner was injured at…

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Category: Child Health


11

Sep

Part 8 | Hungry for change: When hunger becomes a health crisis

Part 8 | Hungry for change: When hunger becomes a health crisis

Health-e News Part 8 | Hungry for change: When hunger becomes a health crisis Health and nutrition experts say the health consequences of South Africa’s food insecurity crisis can begin…

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Category: Child Health


02

Sep

Young women in North West live with fibroid pain as they wait for treatment for more than a year

Young women in North West live with fibroid pain as they wait for treatment for more than a year

Health-e News Young women in North West live with fibroid pain as they wait for treatment for more than a year 25-year old Tiisetso Lekgetho experiences painful periods with heavy…

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Category: Women's Health


25

Aug

Saulsville children play among sewage and rubbish as public parks deteriorate

Saulsville children play among sewage and rubbish as public parks deteriorate

Health-e News Saulsville children play among sewage and rubbish as public parks deteriorate Children in Saulsville, west of Pretoria continue to use public parks where residents say sewage, illegal dumping…

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Category: Child Health


19

Aug

Learners and kitchen staff fall sick as sewage surrounds Soshanguve school feeding scheme

Learners and kitchen staff fall sick as sewage surrounds Soshanguve school feeding scheme

Health-e News Learners and kitchen staff fall sick as sewage surrounds Soshanguve school feeding scheme For the past five years, more than 800 learners and staff at Seetsa sa Kgwedi…

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Category: Child Health


11

Aug

Parents threaten school boycott over Mobile toilets, ‘We need R27 billion to fix schools’ – Education MEC

Parents threaten school boycott over Mobile toilets, ‘We need R27 billion to fix schools’ – Education MEC

Health-e News Parents threaten school boycott over Mobile toilets, ‘We need R27 billion to fix schools’ – Education MEC As the Gauteng Education Department faces a R27 billion backlog in…

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Category: Child Health


03

Aug

US funding cuts threaten South Africa’s HIV response as global leaders warn of widening health system disruptions

US funding cuts threaten South Africa’s HIV response as global leaders warn of widening health system disruptions

Health-e News US funding cuts threaten South Africa’s HIV response as global leaders warn of widening health system disruptions Decades of progress in the fight against HIV are at risk…

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Category: Health


03

Aug

After long wait for anaesthetics, water shortages still halt dental care at North West clinic

After long wait for anaesthetics, water shortages still halt dental care at North West clinic

Health-e News After long wait for anaesthetics, water shortages still halt dental care at North West clinic Patients at Itsoseng Community Health Centre in the Ditsobotla Local Municipality in North…

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Category: Health


29

Jul

Op-Ed: Hepatitis Is the Test of Africa’s Health Sovereignty

Op-Ed: Hepatitis Is the Test of Africa’s Health Sovereignty

Health-e News Op-Ed: Hepatitis Is the Test of Africa’s Health Sovereignty This week, Africa Centres for Disease Control and Prevention (Africa CDC) released the Operational Toolkit for the Prevention, Diagnosis…

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Category: Health