Xenophobic sentiment in South Africa reaches highest level in two decades Economic frustration and electoral politics are driving a sharp rise in hostility towards migrants in South Africa
The Middle East war is hurting Africa. Here is how the continent fights back As the Middle East war pushes African currencies lower and borrowing costs higher, a Pretoria scholar sets out how the continent must respond
Global Fund: after decades of progress against AIDS, TB and malaria, momentum falters At a time when the world is on the verge of making incredible progress in reducing AIDS, tuberculosis and malaria-related deaths, some partners have stepped back from the fight
HIV breakthrough: trial shows twice-yearly injection 100% effective against infection Current HIV prevention tools, such as PrEP, have failed to stop new infections, especially among young people; scientists believe the new drug could remove unpredictability and barriers
