
Treatment is now available in Ekurhuleni
Treatment Action Campaign branches in Ekurhuleni are relieved to see that facilities in the area are no longer experiencing antiretroviral treatment stock-out.

Treatment Action Campaign branches in Ekurhuleni are relieved to see that facilities in the area are no longer experiencing antiretroviral treatment stock-out.

Busisiwe Malinga,* 18, gave birth to a baby girl three months ago. She explains why having unprotected sex at a young age was a bad idea.

MEC for Sport, Arts and Culture, Merriam Ramadwa has encouraged farmworkers to participate in sport in order to keep their bodies healthy.

Ntombi Shabalala, a 36-year-old domestic worker, is from a small community called Nyibe in Ermelo. She explains how she escaped an abusive relationship:

A blocked manhole in the yard of a Jouberton family has remained unattended, and the family has lived in a stinking - and what it believes is an unhealthy - environment for nine weeks.

Residents of Goutrou, the newest and largest informal settlement in Victoria West, is home to more than 450 households.

A group of pensioners from Nomvalo Village in the OR Tambo district are sticking together to help overcome the incidents of robberies that they experience on pension payday.

Bethlehem – Community based organisations in Bethlehem and surrounding areas held a one-day discussion on the Multiple Concurrent Partners (MCP) at Mphohadi Clinic.

Ayanda Madikizela* lives in the Ngobozana Administration Area in Lusikisiki. She explains why she believes denial and silence are dangerous.

An orphanage in Umgungundlovu District benefited greatly on Mandela Day earlier this year when various organisations gave them gifts.

Vuyolwethu Samuel Shongwe is a 29-year old father of two girls and a husband. He and his family are from Gauteng but have been living around Nelspruit for two years. He tells about his history of violence against women:

MUTALE – Two men have been arrested for allegedly raping and killing 81-year old Nyawasedza Maliavusa on 10 August at Dzimauli, Phimbida.

Construction of a state-of-the-art, 100-bed private hospital has begun in Soshanguve. The project started in March 2013 and the hospital is to completed in 2014.

Police in Mutale have arrested a twenty-one year old man for the murder of Tshinakaho Khorommbi. Khorommbi’s murder caused unrest because community members were accusing her employer of killing her for muti.

Bushes in Soshanguve Block M, in which criminals and nyaope addicts hide, are being cleared by the municipality to develop a recreational park for the community.