On a visit to Limpopo villages affected by the flooding disaster, Daily Maverick witnessed not only the destruction wrought by the storms, but the resilience of communities looking out for their own.
https://t.co/5hq8SLCIYe
@RubyG_Pix@EElawcentre Hi Robyn. I hope you're well. I'm a journalist looking at the issue of unplaced Grade R learners. Could we maybe connect and I could learn a bit more about the challenges you're facing? Thanks
Cape Town fire stations often act as primary emergency care points. At the Ottery Fire Station, crew members have learnt to be prepared for anything – heart problems, traumatic injuries, even childbirth.
https://t.co/LxtfBGQ6CK
A report by the community-led monitoring group Ritshidze has shown that among 326 public health facilities surveyed by the team, 48% reported reduced capacity after the Pepfar disruptions that took place in early 2025.
https://t.co/jRgaloTAjE
Patients at the Northern Cape Mental Health Hospital in Kimberley were ‘freezing to death’ between July and August 2024, when issues with the electricity supply led to their exposure to extremely cold winter conditions.
https://t.co/qBN36CYNa5
The Right to Play Campaign is calling on the City of CT to take urgent action to address the ‘dangerous’ conditions in Baba Park, Mfuleni, and other play parks across poor and working-class communities.
https://t.co/ode2WZfiyS
Linda Dewy, resident of Ahmed Kathrada House, an occupied building in Green Point, Cape Town. Together with several other women, she leads the unconventional community in the heart of the city.
https://t.co/DnU24xd0bI
A deepfake video, generated using AI technology, is using the likeness of the renowned South African physician Prof Salim Abdool Karim to push disinformation about Covid-19 vaccines and promote a bogus heart medicine on social media.
https://t.co/I1iLTs8gZJ
A cohort of young doctors whose training was funded by the Free State government through the Nelson Mandela-Fidel Castro Bursary programme have been unable to find work in the public health sector upon completing their community service.
https://t.co/2SGcMMtuFc
Just more than a week after he was declared ‘persona non grata’ in the US, the former South African ambassador has arrived at Cape Town International Airport.
https://t.co/rCoKhuu3ej
Almost a month on from US President Donald Trump’s executive order freezing almost all foreign development assistance, many key health HIV/AIDS programmes in South Africa have been unable to resume life-saving services for patients in need.
https://t.co/tUuZLU6svY
The Daily Maverick team is ready to bring you the latest from SONA 2025. Working outside CT City Hall to report on the arrivals and reaction after the speech: @ToriOregan, @tams_intransit, @Nkulee_Njilo and @SunePayne.
Follow live updates here: https://t.co/zp2HtfBSZu
The US Secretary of State has backpedalled on the near-total freeze of US foreign aid, stating that ‘life-saving humanitarian assistance’ would be continued. There is widespread uncertainty about which programmes fall under the new waiver. | @ToriOregan
https://t.co/i6w5Blv5af
The National Institute for Communicable Diseases has linked an over-the-counter probiotic to an outbreak of bacteraemia cases in private hospitals in Gauteng and North West.
https://t.co/0l1wDJFxo8
‘Waiting lists to work for free’ – the struggle to specialise for young doctors in SA. - @tams_intransit https://t.co/7JnFXU903a
Important story in the context of #NHI plans.
The controversial practice of heritable human genome editing remains illegal in South Africa, despite the addition of a research section on it in the South African Ethics in Health Research Guidelines 2024.
https://t.co/gt7SncI2Im
#OpenSecrets: How powerful African families laundered money to buy luxury properties in South Africa, with the help of estate agents #PamGolding, #Greeff and #REMAX as well as a number of law firms. - @tams_intransit https://t.co/yN7YwQqwvd