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South African losing its battle against gender-based violence (GBV).

South Africa needs new approaches to end GBV

Gender Based Violence, Health

South Africa and the world will commence the Sixteen Days of Activism today on 25 November – International Day of No Violence Against Women. The Women’s Voice and Leadership partnership (WVL), coordinated by Gender Links, kicked off the annual campaign…

colleen-lowe-morna
November 25, 2021

#STICondomWeek: ‘Give women the power to protect themselves’

News

Most of the country’s attention is focussed on condom use to prevent HIV, but other sexually transmitted infections (STIs) remain a serious problem -- and can exacerbate risk of HIV infection.

Zizo Zikali, Zizo Zikali, Zizo Zikali and Zizo Zikali
February 12, 2020

Next HIV plan needs to be based on latest evidence

Health

We are on the brink of getting a new National Strategic Plan (NSP) for HIV, TB and STIs, and it is vital that the new plan avoids the mistakes of the past

marcus-low
July 29, 2016
1 Comment

Too little being done to prevent HIV – SANAC

Health, Health Systems

More people are getting infected with HIV every year than passing matric, and the SA National AIDS Council (SANAC) says progress to reduce new infections is “disappointingly slow”.

kerrycullinan
November 28, 2014

Informal settlements crucial to Ekurhuleni HIV response

Health, Men's Health, Our Health, Women's Health

With more than 100 informal settlements in Ekurhuleni Metropolitan Municipality, taking HIV prevention and care into communities is crucial in addressing the metro’s high HIV prevalence rate, says local government.

jamesthabo
November 19, 2014

Report: S. African National AIDS Council Annual Performance Plan 2014/15

Health, Health Systems

The South African National AIDS Council (SANAC) outlines its plan for the next three years in this 48-page performance plan.

healthe
August 11, 2014
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Publication: NSP Review December 2013

Health

Published by the Treatment Action Campaign and Section27, the latest NSP Review looks at retention in care, health leadership and the role of citizen journalism in tracking progress against national targets.

healthe
January 8, 2014