Investing in women
KUALA LUMPUR – Women remain the last to be fed, schooled and given access to healthcare, despite...
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Author: ansothom
Yuvraj Singh’s biggest test
KUALA LUMPUR – If their lives were at stake and someone had to bat their way out of trouble,...
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Who, what, where, when and how? – reporting the full HIV and AIDS story
Idasa and the Journalism Department at the University of Stellenbosch held a workshop for community journalists, tackling the issue of Governance and HIV/AIDS. Health-e journalist Anso Thom spoke to the participants.
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Media needs to stop sitting on the sidelines
Government committed itself to having 53 000 people on antiretrovirals (ARVs) by the end of 2004. What are the challenges government faces in rolling out? What is the hold up? Is government dragging its feet, is there a lack of political will or are there real problems with implementation? And what role do the media have to play in all of this? The HIV/AIDS and the Media Project and the Journalism Department at the University of Stellenbosch hosted a panel discussion addressing these very questions. Anso Thom was one of the panellists.
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Gauteng: Patient’s five weeks of hell and death
Patient CZ’s horror story represents a myriad of breakdowns within the Gauteng health system ranging from stockouts of critical drugs, long delays in investigative and diagnostic procedures and stockouts of basics such as clean linen.
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