We're watching the largest HIV treatment programme in the world unravelling in real time. We don't need perfection, but we do need a combination of urgency, action and strategy to save it.

We're watching the largest HIV treatment programme in the world unravel in real time. We don't need perfection, but we need a combination of urgency, action, and strategy to save it, argues Professor ...

To combat corruption effectively — and so that South Africans can truly taste the fruits of freedom — those in power must demonstrate integrity, responsibility and transparency, and the government ...

While HIV programmes unravel and lives are lost, Ramaphosa and the Government of National Unity (GNU) are nowhere to be seen.

More than four decades on from the identification of the human immunodeficiency viruses that cause Aids, the illness still has no cure. However, it is now an eminently treatable and preventable ...

On 28 October 1999, President Thabo Mbeki told the members of the National Council of Provinces ... own in the welcome speech to members of the Presidential Advisory Panel on AIDS in May 2000 when he ...

He was a political correspondent with The Sunday Times, and travelled extensively with Nelson Mandela and Thabo Mbeki during their presidencies ... around the country to improve awareness of HIV/Aids.

Non-enhanced CT scans were deemed helpful in only 4% of haemorrhage cases, primarily in gastrointestinal bleeding, while contributing substantially to the overall radiation exposure. An analysis ...

Earlier still, in September 2008, the UK Financial Times had carried a report from its correspondent in South Africa, Alec Russell, entitled “Thabo Mbeki: Aloof leader who fell from grace”. Russell ...

Among others, these observers have said that Mbeki was aloof, intellectual, out of touch with the ANC membership and the people, autocratic, intolerant of different views, sensitive to criticism, ...