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Could the NHI fuel anti-immigrant sentiment?

Tanya Pampalone, Mia Malan and Anna-Maria van Niekerk -

‘The law is clear’: Sasha Stevenson fights back as vigilantes try...

Sean Christie -

Court orders government, police to block vigilantes from two clinics —...

Tanya Pampalone, Mia Malan, Anna-Maria van Niekerk, Jessica Pitchford and Thatego Mashabela -

Health Beat #33 | How xenophobia, fear and flawed policy threaten...

Anna-Maria van Niekerk, Mia Malan, Jessica Pitchford, Thatego Mashabela, Annisha Singh, Krys Cerisier, Katleho Morabe, Justin Barlow and Jeannine Snyman -

The triple whammy: HIV, migration and climate change

Ida Jooste -

Why we can’t afford to leave migrants out of our COVID-19...

Rebecca Walker, Jo Vearey and Nicholas Maple -
Spanish farm workers

Farmworkers: No gloves, no masks, no water

Harriet Grant -
Donald Trump deleted reproductive justice from the historic UN declaration on universal healthcare.

Border walls don’t stop viruses. But this might

Jo Vearey and Sally Gandar -
This family's son

Bosasa to dead toddler’s family: If you want answers, you’ll have...

Joan van Dyk -
People queue in makeshift camps following past threats of xenophobic attacks in South Africa. Today

Are foreigners really entitled to free healthcare in South Africa?

Sasha Stevenson -
Young refugees at Kenya’s sprawling Dadaab refugee complex are seen during a visit from Nobel laureate Malala Yousafzai.

How this 19-year-old fell prey to human traffickers

Moulid Hujale -
Everyday life in Cairo: but the city has become a hub for the organ trade.

Organ trafficking: ‘They locked me in and took my kidney’

Sean Columb -
Amelie Chauke was able to keep up with her healthcare on the go and ensure her baby was born HIV negative with the help of farm-based clinics.

Plant, pick, pack: Finding Mpumalanga’s missing fruit pickers

Joan van Dyk -
West African footballers practise at a ground in Naya Bazaar

Football’s dashed hopes: The teenagers sold a Premier League lie

Pete Pattisson -
Eritrean women at a refugee camp in Sudan. Experts say kidnapping has become big business along the Eritrean border.

Captured, raped, ransomed: The kidnappers preying on teenagers far from home

Sally Hayden -