Articles for Nathan Geffen
Court affirms Medicines Control Council’s powers
Judgment is a victory for the scientific governance of medicine
By Safura Abdool Karim and Nathan Geffen
Law | 12 December 2016
Ethics of our Table Mountain mugger article
Story is in the public interest
GroundView | 5 December 2016
Disruptions continue at UCT with no end in sight
No classes, while students learning for exams forced out of computer labs
Brief | 21 October 2016
Student protests are sign of loss of confidence in state
Zuma Administration lacks the moral authority to restore peace to campuses
Opinion | 25 September 2016
Does Zweli Mkhize have the integrity to be president?
He has put his own political interests above public health
Opinion | 19 September 2016
New Aids statistics offer hope
About 7 million people live with HIV, but new infections are declining
News | 26 August 2016
Should you be prosecuted for exposing someone to HIV?
Many have been found guilty despite lack of scientific evidence
By Ashleigh Furlong and Nathan Geffen
Feature | 11 August 2016
Flemming Rose, academic freedom and Palestinian civil liberties
He should have been allowed to speak, but the Danish journalist is not the free speech champion he is made out to be
Opinion | 31 July 2016
Disappointing study results show how difficult HIV prevention is
Test and treat study in Hlabisa fails to show effect
News | 21 July 2016