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The province of Mpumalanga says it will spend three million rand to fund the provincial medical service for the 2013 ...

Constitutional Court Judge Edwin Cameron discovered he was HIV positive in the 1980s when the death toll for people with ...

Lack of HIV programmes targeted at people with disabilities are the main cause of the spread of the pandemic within ...

Constitutional Court Judge Edwin Cameron discovered he was HIV-positive in 1986 when the death toll for people with AIDS was ...

Feature producer Tanja Bencun tells the story of a young lady who's living positively with HIV. Bencun also discovers a ...

When Sibongile Molefe found out she was HIV+, her gogo was the first person she told. Tanja Bencun joins Molefe ...

Sexual health is a very important part of living a balanced life. And it goes way beyond the bedroom. Tanja ...

SABC NEWS VOLUNTEERS FOR THE ELDERLY IN THE RUN-UP TO AND AFTER NELSON MANDELA INTERNATIONAL DAY, WEDNESDAY 18 JULY 2012, ...

Tuberculosis is threatening the lives of South Africa’s children and on Special Assignment on March 22, we highlight this often ...

Black Sash Trust Advocacy Programme Manager, Nkosikhulule Nyembezi looks ahead to Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan's Budget Speech 2012.

Leanne joined the team in 2004, after having been a financial journalist and presenter for the SABC’s Business Focus and ...

The ACDP Steve Swart and Cherylln Dudley share their expectation on President Jacob Zuma SONA.

The SABC’s News Research department look at what President Zuma said in his State of the Nation Address in 2009, ...

The World Health Organisation, global health stakeholders have warn that if the world cannot agree on major emission reductions, it ...

Special Assignment exposes some of the HIV/Aids ‘cures’ being peddled in KwaZulu-Natal - a province with one of the highest ...

SAfm reporters look at Aids in the military and Aids in Kenya.

Check out our Storify page on World Aids Day (December 1). Taking your tweets, information and comments on the topic ...

South Africa is Taking Responsibility.

Climate change will exacerbate the existing vulnerabilities of children in South Africa, according to a study.

The core of the struggle is between the country's environmental and social health, writes Tristen Taylor.