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Water issues raise concern at Limpopo hospital
Water shortages and restrictions are some of the issues that impact the quality of care at Kgapane Hospital
#NHIPublicHearings: Bloemfontein has its say on the NHI bill
Although a number of people in Bloemfontein support National Health Insurance Bill, they demand quality healthcare services first.
Claims of xenophobia at Limpopo hospital
Mother of twins alleges discrimination on the basis of nationality by Letaba Hospital staff, which resulted in her going into labour on hospital floor.
SAHR 2019: The relationship between South Africa’s youth and healthcare
Young people make up about a third of the country’s population, but healthcare services are not designed for their needs.
DENOSA Limpopo threatens to remove nurses in hospitals
Democratic Nursing Organisation of South Africa in the province threatens to remove staff who are part of the union from health facilities if safety and security don’t improve.
Heavy rains in Limpopo means increased malaria infections
Residents in Limpopo are urged to use preventative methods to curb malaria infections.
After school is after school: Young adults living with disabilities find hope in local NGO
With only two schools for children with special needs in Tembisa, where do these learners go when they turn 18?
Mamlambo: A day in the life of a lesbian taxi driver
In a country as violent as South Africa, discrimination because of her gender and sexuality is a reality that 28-year-old Mamlabo faces every day.
Tzaneen gets its first Down syndrome centre
After struggling to find help for his brother living with the condition, a Limpopo man has decided to do something about it by establishing his own centre.
Do you know your rights when asking for the morning-after pill?
For many, walking into a clinic or pharmacy and asking for the emergency contraceptive pill is a daunting task — and judgemental pharmacists or nurses don’t make it easier.
Pleasure, politics and the punani: You don’t need a tight vagina to enjoy sex
In a society that believes tight vaginas increase sexual pleasure, especially for men, uncertified products and home remedies are gaining popularity amongst women online and in real life.
The indigenous way of storing meat for a ceremony
Slaughtering animals is a part of many traditions and beliefs. It’s a way of connecting with ancestors the needs of the family or individual and commemorating a celebration.
Izwi Lami Survivors Support
Access our Survivor’s Support Map which provides a directory of shelters, hospitals, clinics and Thuthuzela centres for survivor’s of sexual assault There are shelters that assist survivors with accommodation in times of need. The Thuthuzela Care Centres are rape care centres linked to hospitals where survivors can receive counselling and a medical examination after the rape. And there are 24 hour clinics and hospitals where survivors can visit for medical care if they are too far away from a Thuthuzela centre.
