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SA team to travel to the US to argue for Aids funding
Health Minister Aaron Motsoaledi reacts after the US says it may cut its funding for HIV treatment in SA by more than R5 billion.
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Motsoaledi calls for action over delay in opening of NC mental health facility
Forensic auditors submitted a report to the public prosecutor to ascertain whether individuals can be held liable for the misappropriation of money.
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Probe into Kimberley mental hospital funds in final stages
It’s been reported the 286-bed Kimberley Mental Health Hospital was initially budgeted to cost R290 million; the cost has since escalated to R1.8 billion.
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Motsoaledi disappointed over non-payment of doctors' salaries
Sama has since warned that the approximately 222 doctors in Gauteng alone who have been affected will not report for duty until they receive their salaries.
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Denosa wants Motsoaledi to intervene over plans to retrench nurses
Denosa says Limpopo and Gauteng informed the nurses in December that it did not have funded posts for them.
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Thousands arrive to apply for KZN Health Dept posts
The recruitment drive is in response to Aaron Motsoaledi announcement that over 5,000 new health posts will be made available to help with the overburdened health system.
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Most health posts set for North West amid crisis, says Motsoaledi
Health Minister Aaron Motsoaledi says the province is in crisis, with a vacancy rate of 28%.
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South African job seekers first for health jobs - Motsoaledi
The Department of Health announced on Sunday that thousands of jobs will be created for clinical professionals and support staff in provincial departments.
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Mabuza urges parents to teach young boys to respect girls
Speaking to a tent full of people from various organisations and government departments, Deputy president David Mabuza touched on several issues including gender-based violence and drug abuse.
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Motsoaledi fails to halt ANC branch nominating Gigaba for Parly
EWN understands that Health Minister Aaron Motsoaledi lost a spirited argument to stop his branch in Limpopo from nominating Malusi Gigaba for Parliament after the 2019 elections.
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Motsoaledi: NHI Scheme will go ahead as planned
Health Minister Aaron Motsoaledi says reports that the NHI will be put on the back burner as the Health Department reprioritises its budget are false.
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Could people living with HIV donate organs in future?
On Thursday, Wits doctors revealed details about South Africa’s first liver transplant from a mother living with HIV to her HIV negative baby who would have otherwise died.
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Newborns to be moved from Thelle Mogoerane Hospital after 6 deaths
It’s understood the outbreak started in July and has already claimed the lives of at least six newborns at the hospital.
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'Arson attempts at Civitas building & Lisbon building fire mere coincidence?'
Three firemen died while trying to extinguish the fire that broke out on the 23rd floor of the Lisbon Bank building in downtown Johannesburg.
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Nxesi denies reports that Civitas Building in Pretoria is a ‘death trap’
Public Works Minister Thulas Nxesi and Health Minister Aaron Motsoaledi have given a briefing on the state of the building in Pretoria.
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[WATCH] South Africans free to enjoy polony after listeriosis update
Health Minister Aaron Motsoaledi announced that there is no longer a listeria outbreak in South Africa and added that all processed ready-to-eat meat products are now safe for consumption.
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[LISTEN] SAMA reacts to implementation of NHI announcement
Radio 702 presenter Joanne Joseph speaks to the South African Medical Association’s (SAMA) Professor Mark Sonderup about the National Health Insurance Bill.
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‘Dept must fix ailing public health system before applying NHI’
Health Minister Aaron Motsoaledi says in implementing NHI, SA has two problems to solve: the exorbitant cost of private healthcare and the poor quality of public healthcare.
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Aaron Motsoaledi defends implementation of NHI
Health Minister Aaron Motsoaledi says the implementation of the NHI Bill is extremely important to ensure quality healthcare for all.
