medical care

Transforming SA’s wine industry

Solms-Delta wine farm, near the village of Franschhoek in the Cape Winelands Region, is leading transformation in the wine industry through its farmworker empowerment programmes.
Preserving memories of Antarctica

Making do in Diepsloot

Johannesburg's far northern settlement is characterised by poverty and unemployment, yet locals - many of them migrants seeking a better life - have a strong sense of community, writes Mbhazima Lesego waka'Ngobeni.

Malawi villages get floating clinic

The historic Chauncy Maples, Malawi's oldest ship, is being turned into a floating clinic to bring much-needed healthcare services to fishing villages along the shores of the country’s massive lake.
China injects R1.7bn into Malawi

Busy day in SA for US First lady

It's going to be a busy week for US First Lady Michelle Obama, who is on her first official visit to South Africa. Obama met with President Jacob Zuma's second wife, Nompumelelo Ntuli Zuma, in Pretoria on Tuesday before visiting the Nelson Mandela Foundation in Johannesburg.

South Africa wipes out Cuba’s R1-billion debt

South Africa has cancelled Cuba’s R1.1-billion debt owed to it, a decision that the government said will help accelerate trade between the two countries.
South Africa-China trade ties to strengthen

The quick guide to South Africa

What languages do South Africans speak? Is South Africa a democracy? Are there big cities with modern amenities? Are the roads tarred? How far will my money go? ... You've got three minutes to spare? Here's the lowdown on why South Africa's going to surprise you.

Improved labs for Tanzania

With the lack of modernised laboratories being identified as the weakest link in providing quality HIV/Aids health care to people in Tanzania, the Abbott Fund have pledged more than US$10-million towards to upgrading laboratories across the country.