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The public health system data shows better child survival, longer lives and progress against HIV, despite severe public healthcare pressures.

Charlotte Maxeke surgery delays have left 217 children waiting for procedures, with one patient facing a delay of more than 30 months.

Nicholas Crisp’s NHI departure comes as South Africa’s Health Department faces court challenges, senior suspensions and funding pressures.

The GEMS contribution increase remains at 9.5% after the CMS rejected a further reduction, prompting criticism from public sector unions.

Ebola treatment trials in the DRC need at least $18m in urgent funding to test experimental drugs and strengthen contact tracing.

Healthcare access during protests must be protected, SAMA says, as anti-immigration marches raise safety concerns.

Unsafe cosmetic procedures using unregulated injectables have prompted a national health warning after two patients suffered kidney failure.

Hospital CEO vacancies are raising concerns about governance, accountability and service delivery across the public health system.

Shingrix is set to launch in South Africa, promising better shingles protection. Find out what this means for patients and costs.

Lenacapavir HIV prevention offers twice-yearly PrEP, but trust, access, stigma and continued engagement will determine its impact.

Global HIV treatment gap leaves 8.8 million people without therapy as funding cuts weaken testing, prevention and community-led services.