Unsettling allegations have emerged the sale of medications, some alleged to be expired and illicit, in local spaza shops. When medications, whether expired or illicit, find their way into shops, it becomes a matter of grave concern for public health. SA’s public health landscape is marked by challenges.
In the ongoing fight against the scourge of HIV/Aids, it is exciting to note that SA has taken a remarkable step forward with its groundbreaking programmes aimed at combating the spread of the virus among adolescent boys and young men. Spearheaded by the SA Aids Council (Sanac) and the department of health, these initiatives represent a paradigm shift in how we approach HIV prevention efforts and demonstrate the nation’s commitment to inclusivity and empowerment.
East London’s beachfront, a serene coastal gem offering picturesque views, has long been a cherished destination for tourists and locals. However, the unchecked proliferation of car washing businesses on the Esplanade has raised pressing concerns that extend beyond aesthetics, with potentially severe implications for public health and the environment.