Fear and loathing: Patients battle with the hardships o...

They’d rather stay away. Even if this means running out of lifesaving medicines.
The
Mpumalanga State of Health Report May 2021 is filled with data from the observations and interviews conducted by community monitors at 43 facilities across the province in April and May 2021.
These monitors are part of the Ritshidze project, a clinic-monitoring system run by the people who use them. The project was developed by organisations representing people living with HIV, such as the Treatment Action Campaign.
On 4 November 2020, Ritshidze community monitors observed the toilets out of order in the Siphosesimbi Community Healthcare Centre in Nkangala. (Photo by Nokuthula Moya, Ritshidze)

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