Op-eds

South Africa’s HIV programme is collapsing — and our government is absent

By Francois Venter

South Africa

Study shows six-monthly anti-HIV jab could end Aids in South Africa by 2032

By Mia Malan

South Africa

The HIV casualties of Trump’s war on science

By Mia Malan

South Africa

‘We’ll come to you’ — HIV prevention project takes services to Cape Town schools

By Biénne Huisman

Africa

The Global Fund will roll out the twice-yearly anti-HIV jab — with or without Pepfar

By Ida Jooste

South Africa

Plea for private-sector help as US aid cuts put more than 15,000 SA health workers’ jobs at risk

By Jesse Copelyn

Politics

US embassy confirms Pepfar projects will restart — despite Trump’s aid ban in SA

By Mia Malan

South Africa

Women in South Africa could have access to a three-monthly HIV prevention ring by 2026

By Elri Voigt for Spotlight

Maverick Citizen

Talks have started to get the twice-yearly anti-HIV jab registered in SA

By Mia Malan

South Africa

Efficacy of six-monthly HIV prevention jab confirmed in second major study

By Elri Voigt for Spotlight

Maverick Citizen

Almost 40% of the world’s anti-HIV pill users live in South Africa

By Mia Malan, Linda Pretorius and Zano Kunene

Maverick Citizen

Getting anti-HIV pills, jabs from your pharmacy could help slow new infections – why is it not allowed in SA?

By Angela Tembo and Tsitsi Nyamuzihwa