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“I Am a True Champion” — Traditional Healer’s Embrace of Modern Medicine for TB Sparks National Commitment

28 April 2025 by Limpho Sello Est. Read Time: 4m 14s Listen to this article: Standing tall with his signature beaded dreadlocks, traditional healer Matela Hlakametsa proudly declared himself as a tuberculosis (TB) champion during the World TB Day commemoration held in Maputsoe, Leribe. “I am a champion, I mean, [...]

How a Child Born with Nose Opening Received Free Corrective Surgery at QMMH

9 April 2025 by Itumeleng Lebajoa  Est. Read Time: 5m 40s Listen to this article: At just seven months into her pregnancy, *Mareitumetse Seleso (not her real names) goes into labour. Hours later, she welcomed her daughter into the world. Within seconds, clinicians whisked the newborn away and placed her [...]

New HIV Drug Delivery Systems Are Helping Tackle Gender-based Violence

HIV-blocking prophylactic antivirals in vaginal-ring and injectable form are not only longer-acting than daily pills, they’re also more discreet. 7 March 2025 by Pascalinah Kabi Est. Read Time: 7 min When 30-year-old Ithabeleng Mosele (not her real name) discovered that her husband was having an extramarital affair about a year [...]

How to Monitor Ear Health in Adults and Children: Practical Tips from Audiologist Thato Cheele

5 March 2025 Listen to Thato Cheele’s responses here: Thato Cheele is an audiologist at Queen Mamohato Memorial Hospital, where she diagnoses, treats, and finds solutions for problems in a patient’s auditory system. She emphasises that hearing loss is a silent and often overlooked disability affecting millions worldwide. To address [...]