Newsrooms compete for stories, audiences and money. But for two days, we tried something different: Bhekisisa shared what we've learned about the six-monthly HIV prevention injection, lenacapavir, ...

The Ngong in Nairobi and the Jukskei in Johannesburg run through some of Africa's most crowded neighbourhoods. Both are ...

South Africa’s first generic semaglutide injection arrived in August, with many more expected. More competition should push ...

While discoveries like these rarely make the news, it happens all the time. We asked leading forensic pathologist Shakeera Holland what her team found after studying remains at the Diepkloof Forensic ...

In today’s newsletter, Tanya Pampalone introduces us to a son, a mom and life with cerebral palsy. Sign up for our newsletter today. Cerebral palsy often announces itself in the space where a ...

South Africa returned from the International Aids Conference in Rio with three big HIV announcements: a new dashboard tracking LEN, progress towards making the jab locally, and a licence to make a ...

South Africa has more than half of all Africans using the world's newest HIV prevention injection. We analyse the numbers to see where the real story lies. (Aaron Ufumeli/Associated Press) South ...

What if HIV’s greatest legacy is teaching us how to treat obesity? In today’s newsletter, Francois Venter, Simiso Sokhela, Nzama Mbalati and Yvette Raphael explain how we cannot let history repeat ...

Thembi Xulu is the CEO of South Africa’s National Aids Council. She’s leading the way to get licences to make the six-monthly anti-HIV shot in the country. (Supplied) As the 26th International Aids ...

How safe are moms and babies at your hospital? In today’s newsletter, Linda Pretorius takes a look at the numbers. Sign up for our newsletter today. Twenty-nine. That’s how many babies died in public ...