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MBABANE, (Nov. 12, 2009) IPS/GIN - It is one of the world's oldest professions, dating so far back that it is even mentioned in the Bible. But in the deeply cultural and religious country of Swaziland, Senator Thuli Msane...
MBABANE, Nov 12 (IPS) - It is one of the world’s oldest professions, dating so far back that it is even mentioned in the Bible. But in the deeply cultural and religious country of Swaziland, Senator Thuli Msane stirred a...
FIRST Lady, Thandiwe Banda has called for the redoubling of efforts to reduce maternal mortality in developing countries. Mrs Banda has also said it is high time motherhood became a right for every woman regardless of their...
MBABANE, 4 November 2009 (IRIN) - Swaziland not only has the world's highest HIV prevalence rate, it now also has the highest tuberculosis (TB) rate, but health officials warn that not enough is being done to integrate TB and...
Mbabane — In the drought-stricken area of Siteki, Tibuyile Maziya has been trying to fill up her four 20-litre buckets with water at a community for the last four hours. According to the director of the Department of Water...
All Out Africa - Volunteer to help care for underprivileged children in Cape Town. Based at one of the project's child care centers you may help with hands-on teaching, organising activities, caring for the children, arranging...
MBABANE, 27 October 2009 (IRIN) - Thandi Xaba, 23, an aspiring actress living with HIV, belongs to an itinerant theatrical group in Swaziland who perform plays dealing with HIV/AIDS, often spiced with humour to engage the rural...
MBABANE, 21 October 2009 (IRIN) - A search for ways to curb the spread of HIV in Swaziland has led to a public debate on legalizing sex work, which would have been unheard of 10 years ago in this poor, food-insecure country.
MBABANE, (Aug. 28, 2009) IPS/GIN - "Getting men involved in maternal and child health care is a serious challenge because of cultural dynamics and practices," said Rejoice Nkambule, the health department's deputy director of...
Source: IRIN Archie Muntu Simelane, a construction worker in Mbabane, Swaziland's capital, talked to IRIN/PlusNews about how his HIV-positive status led him to becoming a health motivator at his place of work.
