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TAC demand that Gauteng healtchare system is fixed.

#FixTheGPHealthSystem: TAC turns up the heat

The Treatment Action Campaign (TAC) took to the streets earlier this week to demand that Gauteng Premier David Makhura and Health MEC, Dr Nomathembu Mokgethi, improve healthcare services in the provinces.
Sivosethu Ndubela has written her story of survival entitled Miracle Girl.

Gqeberha’s ‘Miracle Girl’ pens remarkable story of survival

A young motivational speaker, who was given a month to live and was later declared dead on the operating table due to a heart condition, has written a book Miracle Girl about her journey of survival and overcoming the odds.
Women take on leading roles in COVID-19 fight as SA celebrates Women's Day.

Women’s Day: Courageous women lead SA’s COVID-19 battle

As South Africa celebrates Women’s Day and marks 65 years since women marched against Apartheid pass laws, brave and strong women remain at the forefront of another crisis currently facing our society – the COVID-19 pandemic. By Kagiso Keipopele
Mom of two describes ups and downs of breastfeeding.

Breastfeeding: Mom takes us on a beautiful yet messy journey

Pamela Madonsela is a mom of two and has been exclusively breastfeeding for 15 months and counting. She shares her journey with Health-e News.
KZN businesswoman launches new juice range.

KZN go-getter launches new ‘Nourish’ juice range

When her catering and events business started to suffer during lockdown, enterprising businesswoman and student Thandazani Zulu decided to focus on products that promote healthy living and recently unveiled a new juice range named ‘Nourish’.
Young farmer wants to grow her dreams

Young KZN female farmer wants to cultivate her dreams

Even though farming is a tough job, a young, female small-scale farmer from KwaZulu-Natal is confident that her passion for agriculture will see she her achieve her dream of becoming a successful commercial farmer who can help others in her community.
Eastern Cape ambulances have come to a standstill.

EC ambulances standing still as COVID-19 third wave strikes

Ambulances in the Eastern Cape have come to standstill with at least 300 out of 447 vehicles unable to take to the streets as the COVID-19 third wave sweeps across the province.
Second batch of COVID-19 Pfizer vaccines set to boost SA's vaccine rollout even further.

Second batch of Pfizer vaccines a shot in the arm for SA

South Africa received a second batch of Pfizer vaccines from the US on Tuesday which is set to boost the country’s COVID-19 vaccination rollout even further. An initial consignment of 2.8 million doses arrived at OR Tambo International Airport last Saturday as donated by the US government.
Top four frequently asked questions about the Delta variant answered.

Your top four questions on the Delta variant and the vaccine answered

First detected in India in October 2020, the vicious Delta variant has spread to more than 100 countries and according to the CDC (US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention), it appears to spread as easily as chickenpox. Here are your top four questions about the delta variant.
breast milk vs formula milk

NPOs slam government’s handling of infant formula donations

Two Non-Profit Organisations who have been collecting and donating infant formula to mothers who were left vulnerable by the violent unrest and looting sprees that took place in KwaZulu-Natal last month, have slammed the government’s handling of the crisis with thousands of families needing food for their babies.
President Cyril Ramaphosa says vaccine shortages will no longer be an issue.

COVID-19 vaccine shortages no longer an issue – Ramaphosa

President Cyril Ramaphosa is satisfied with the national vaccine rollout which has seen close to 7.3 million people vaccinated so far. It was also announced that over 31 million additional doses will be delivered within the next two to three months meaning COVID-19 vaccine shortages are a thing of the past.
New report sheds light on dire situation at North West public clinics.

Report sheds light on dire situation at NW clinics

A recent reported published by a monitoring group has revealed the myriad of challenges faced by people who rely on public healthcare facilities in the North West province – from long waiting times to a shortage of medication to unfair treatment of members of the LGBTQIA+ community.

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