Two perspectives on fake news
By Jacques Rousseau and Nathan Geffen
Opinion | 31 January 2017
Conflict on campuses, hint of justice for miners, a heated election, our most successful Olympics, and other stories on GroundUp this year
Photo Essay | 19 December 2016
LGBTI activists alarmed and disappointed
By Kim Alvelius, Kati Oksman and Anita Patanen
News | 7 November 2016
Many have been found guilty despite lack of scientific evidence
By Ashleigh Furlong and Nathan Geffen
Feature | 11 August 2016
Price of effective treatment for hepatitis C is over 600 times what it costs to produce
By Rejul Bejoy
News | 28 July 2016
Amazing result in a study of couples where one partner is HIV-positive and on antiretroviral treatment
News | 13 July 2016
Judgment has broader implications for many African countries that do not recognise sexual minorities
Analysis | 23 March 2016
We must increase access to medicines, diagnostics and vaccines
By Festus Mogae and Precious Matsoso
Opinion | 22 March 2016
Current system is not developing enough of the drugs we need
Opinion | 18 March 2016
Victims of the Masiphumelele fire that left thousands homeless marched with the sun shining on their faces to the office of ward councillor Felicity Purchase today.
News | 18 December 2015
South Africa is one of the most unequal nations in the world, and despite having the highest GDP on the continent, it boasts poor health indicators and faces a high burden of disease, both communicable like HIV and non-communicable like diabetes; high rates of violence and injury and mortality.
Kathryn Stinson and the Writing Group for the People’s Health Movement South Africa
Opinion | 18 December 2015
“I am sick and tired and wish I could be resettled to another country. They should not treat people like animals,” says a man trying to renew his refugee status. He is one of many complaining about the service at Home Affairs on Cape Town's foreshore.
Tariro Washinyira
News | 18 December 2015
Most people take hours, days or never to solve the Rubik's Cube. This is not the case for 15-year-old Lonwabo Mvovo who has recently been awarded the top spot in South Africa for completing the puzzle blindfolded in minutes.
Barbara Maregele
News | 17 December 2015
As the festive season approaches, many poor families are visiting moneylenders for help in the endless challenge of making ends meet. Some will give up their IDs and even bank cards.
Siyavuya Khaya
News | 17 December 2015
Only 5% of women and 8% of men feel “totally safe” in Khayelitsha, according to a survey of about 500 residents conducted by Rape Crisis.
Barbara Maregele
News | 17 December 2015
From the horrors of the Free State health system to student protests and the demands for President Zuma to fall, here is a collection of some of GroundUp's finest photos and stories from 2015.
17 December 2015