Новости за 30.11.2016

SACP deputy general secretary Solly Mapaila also lauded the achievements of late Cuban Revolution icon Fidel Castro.

The country has made progress with its plans to prevent, treat and monitor HIV but still has a long way to go.

PrEP is not a magic bullet. But we won’t end the HIV epidemic without it.

The crash involving a plane carrying the Brazilian football team marked the latest in a long line of such incidents that have struck the sport.

A little extra money in young women's homes can go a long way towards protecting them from HIV infection. So can a little bit of concern.

Activists need to pick their battles because a strategy that pleases everyone is doomed to fail

Aids is a mirror that reflects how we think about society. It exposes our prejudices and our lack of ability to embrace diversity.

Koko has worked at the state power utility since 1996 and replaces Brian Molefe.

South Africa needs to increase its investment in science — if not, the country can’t beat HIV

An unprecedented number of senior NEC members, including six cabinet ministers, risked their jobs to urge Zuma to resign.

President Zuma attended the funeral of former Cuban president Fidel Castro, where he delivered a graceful tribute.

Scientific advances mean nothing if people are too ashamed and feel too judged to seek them out.

Circumcision can prevent thousands of HIV infections by 2030 at a relatively low cost, but the uptake has been slower than expected.

Looking for a doctor who is non-judgmental about your sexuality? Look no further the yellow dot doctors, they have seen it all

Recently the first participants in the HVTN 702 study received jabs of a vaccine that could stop HIV in its tracks

A social crisis caused by Zimbabwe’s economic disaster and being silenced has the country’s artists turning to spirituality and the outside world.

The World Health Organisation hopes take-home tests will increase the number of the people who know their HIV status

When the wind blows across DRDGold’s dump, grit covers the town and PM2.5 and PM10 particles lodge in people’s lungs and nose passages.

At a tricky time for the Gupta family, a tweaking of numbers does make it seem that an asset up for sale is not doing all that badly.

The increase in the number of beneficiaries has been minimal over the past five years.

Solly Magobosha doesn't know who to trust after his investigation into Nomgcobo Jiba and Lawrence Mrwebi.

"That was a made-up story. Keep up."

Retrenchments, the threat of a media tribunal, a new Bill and mergers bode ill for newsrooms.