November 30

• Clubbing Together for Treatment

  Health-e

  Antiretroviral therapy (ART) adherence clubs, already operating in several high burden areas in Cape Town, have the potential to revolutionise the treatment of millions of... Read more »

• State Security Welcomes NCOP's Decision On Info Bill

  SAnews.gov.za

  The Ministry of State Security has welcomed the passing of the Protection of State Information Bill by the National Council of Provinces. Read more »

• World Aids Day Targets Men, Youth

  SAnews.gov.za

  This year's World AIDS Day will focus on urging young people and men to get tested so they know their HIV status. Read more »

• Leap in Life Expectancy

  Health-e

  The life expectancy of South Africans has increased by six years since 2009, but recent health gains could be lost if the management of services is not improved. Read more »

• President Zuma Meets New Brand SA Board Members

  SAnews.gov.za

  President Jacob Zuma on Thursday met with the new members of the Brand South Africa Board of Trustees, where parties thrashed out a number of issues affecting the country. Read more »

• NMPP Will Be an Investment for Generations to Come

  SAnews.gov.za

  Although Transnet's New Multi-Product Pipeline (NMPP) has faced some challenges in its early stages, the project will be a uniquely South African infrastructure investment for... Read more »

• Zuma Team Meets Political Parties Over Constitutional Deadlock

  SW Radio

  Two members from President Zuma's facilitation team flew into Harare on Wednesday to meet with representatives from the three political parties, in an effort to break the current... Read more »

• Cosatu Marches Against E-tolls

  SAPA

  Cosatu has threatened to remove toll gantries "nicely", occupy Gauteng streets, and block freeways on December 6 if it does not receive positive feedback on memorandums against... Read more »

• Single ARV Drug Welcomed

  SAnews.gov.za

  Organisations affiliated to the fight against HIV and Aids have welcomed government's announcement of a tender award for a single dose of the triple combination of tenofovir,... Read more »

• Africa Cup of Nations 2013 - Group B [analysis]

  SA Info

  The countdown is on to the 2013 Africa Cup of Nations. Group B sees Ghana, the darlings of Africa during the 2010 Fifa World Cup, lining up against Niger, DR Congo, and the... Read more »

• Rare Bird Species to Be Found At Granny Mouse Country House

  Biz-Community

  With over 300 bird species found in the Drakensburg and KwaZulu-Natal Midlands areas, and over 40 of these being endangered or highly endangered, Granny Mouse Country House and Spa... Read more »

• NCOP Adopts Info Bill Draft

  SAPA

  The ANC on Thursday drove final amendments to the Protection of State Information Bill through the National Council of Provinces amid protest, bringing the so-called secrecy bill... Read more »

• SA Parliamentary Delegation Call On Pres. Sirleaf

  New Dawn

  President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf has paid tribute to the Republic of South Africa for its role in returning Liberia to democratic rule through its chairmanship of the African Union.... Read more »

• President Zuma to Open Biko Centre

  SAnews.gov.za

  The small town of Ginsberg, outside King William’s Town in the Eastern Cape, is a hive of activity this morning - ahead of the official opening of the Steve Biko Heritage... Read more »

• HIV Patients to Take One ARV Tablet Daily

  SAnews.gov.za

  As from April next year, patients who are on ARV treatment will no longer have to take three tablets but only need one tablet per day. Read more »

• Free State Patients Wait Hours for Ambulances

  Health-e

  Poor service by the Free State Emergency Services (EMS) have negatively impacted the lives of several patients. Read more »

• Country Saves R2.2 Billion in HIV Drug Tender

  SA Info

  South Africa achieved a massive R2.2-billion cost reduction in the R5.9-billion tender awarded to three pharmaceutical companies on Thursday for single-dose antiretroviral (ARV)... Read more »

• African Press Review 29 November 2012

  RFI

  The ANC is having difficulty choosing new leaders. Are US investors frightened of SA's workers? Will Kenya's new political marriages last? And what happened to Uganda's missing... Read more »

• Govt calls for order at e-toll marches

  SAnews.gov.za

  Government has called on members of the public, who will be marching against e-tolling, to exercise their right to protest within the boundaries of the law. Read more »

• SA U20 Women Gear Up for the Zone Vi Games in Zambia

  SAFA

  The South African Under/20 Women's National Team (Basetsana) will go into camp on Sunday, 02 December 2012 to start preparations for the Zone VI Games scheduled to take place in... Read more »

• Govt Condemns Vandalism Talk of E-Tolling System

  SAnews.gov.za

  Government has strongly condemned talks of violence or vandalism around the Gauteng Freeway Improvement Project (GFIP). Read more »

• MSF Reacts to Fixed Dose Combination Formulation Drugs Included in 2012-2014 National ARV Tender [press release]

  MSF

  Médecins Sans Frontières/Doctors Without Borders (MSF) welcomes the inclusion of Fixed Dose Combination (FDC) formulations of antiretroviral (ARV) drugs in the... Read more »

• New Durban Port Cranes an African First

  SA Info

  South African port operator Transnet Port Terminals set a precedent in Africa when it took possession of three new tandem lift ship-to-shore cranes for the Durban Container... Read more »

• Zuma Meets New Brand SA Board

  SA Info

  President Jacob Zuma met with the new members of the Brand South Africa board of trustees in Pretoria on Thursday to thrash out various issues affecting the country. Read more »

• World Aids Day - SA Targets Men, Youth

  SA Info

  South Africa's focus for this year's World Aids Day will be on encouraging young people and men to take the test so that they know their HIV status. Read more »