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Accountability is critical at National AIDS Council, says new civil society leader

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By Catherine Tomlinson, Shawn Malone, Nontsikelelo Mpulo, Elri Voigt
| Spotlight NSP
Solly Nduku, seen at a workshop held in KZN, is the new chairperson of the SANAC Civil Society Forum. (Photo: SANAC/X) News & Features 23rd October 2024 | Thabo Molelekwa HIV activist Solly Nduku was recently elected to the top civil society position at SANAC. Thabo Molelekwa asked Nduku and his newly-elected deputies about their plans and priorities for the council.
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From the Archives | Meet Phumzile Mlambo-Ngcuka a champion for women

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By Nontsikelelo Mpulo
| SNL24
From Drum Magazine 1 August 2013 Women across the globe have a new champion – former deputy president of South Africa Phumzile Mlambo-Ngcuka has been appointed executive director of UN Women, an organisation that promotes women’s agendas across the globe. The announcement, made by UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon in early July, was followed by Phumzile being swamped with media interviews as well as juggling a very busy schedule in South Africa.
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'Let’s unite to end TB' - a community-led approach can help wipe out TB in SA

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By Nontsikelelo Mpulo, Thokozile Mtsolongo, Tiyese Jeranji, Kathryn Cleary
| Spotlight NSP
Anyone who breathes can get sick with TB, as it is caused by bacteria that spreads in the air, yet it remains a stigmatised disease. (Photo: Shayne Robinson/TAC) Comment & Analysis 22nd March 2024 | Ingrid Schoeman, Sasha Stevenson, Janet Giddy, Renier Coetzee, and Petula Pienaar World TB Day is marked in the same week that South Africa celebrates Human Rights Day.
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