Give-and-take discussions with listeners and experts on issues that have or will have an impact on your life - With Masechaba Moshoeshoe. The Talkshop on SAfm - 4 August 2014
For the past eight years, Nonqaba Melani (51) has been knocking on thousands of doors in Khayelitsha, Cape Town. “I never say no to any request for help. I am well known now and respected in the community. They know me and see what I do,” she says.
Why policy is failing community health workers
Community workers are twiddling their thumbs while the state drags its heels on a new strategy: Mia Malan analyses.
A robust discussion held at the Soul City Institute on Monday 1 September 2014.
Soul City Institute his hosting a public debate on Monday - in which the South African Human Rights Commission, Black Sash and the Health Systems Trust are participating - to look at the affect of, among others, water, sanitation, education, transport and gender on the health outcomes of South Africans.
In sickness and in health … how water, sanitation, education and jobs all contribute to a healthier society
Good health will lead to a better quality of life for all South Africans. It will also narrow the gap in the lived experience of the poor and rich since health inequity is a key indicator of inequality in our society. South Africa’s leading civil society organisations have joined forces to dissect the factors that are stopping South Africans from enjoying good health.
