Speaking on African Reconnaissance, his inaugural chair at the African Union and what the next decade will be for the African ...

Professor Glenda Gray, the first woman president and chief executive of the SA Medical Research Council has been described as ...

After a decade at the helm of the country's primary health research funder, Professor Glenda Gray will focus again on doing the science. She tells Spotlight's Biénne Huisman about her childhood, her ...

MEMORY is a site of the struggle. Only in the rubric of yester-year memories can we trace where we have come from so that we ...

the ‘controversy' about the safety of AZT when used to reduce the risk of mother-to-child transmission of HIV. On 28 October 1999, President Thabo Mbeki told the members of the National Council of ...

1, The Afrikaner-Africa Initiative (AAI), initiated by Mr Chris Opperman, approached the Patron of The Thabo Mbeki Foundation to express a desire ... Consequently, teaching and learning with the ...

When a mother gives birth to a fire ... I just don’t keep those kinds of circles “Personally, I don’t know anyone who has died of AIDS.” Thabo Mbeki, 25 September 2003 [Asked whether he knew of anyone ...

That same year, not long after President Thabo Mbeki’s government retreated from HIV-Aids denialism ... As the door at the Centre closed, I caught a glimpse of the father and mother sat ramrod ...

His father was a policeman and then a clerk in the Native Affairs department - both professions Steve would later characterise with venom as sell-outs - but he died when Steve was very young and Steve ...

Deputy-President Thabo Mbeki announces the appointment of Labour Minister Tito ... The letter states, "I cannot venture into a quarrel with Barrell in and on his mother tongue. But I do feel that he ...

During this period, he engaged in underground work with former President Thabo Mbeki and others supporting internal resistance ... and Aids with dramatic achievements such as the halving of mother to ...

Thabo Mbeki. The main body of Zuma's autobiography is dated 2 May 1985, two months before the ANC national conference at Kabwe in Zambia, its last such conference before its return from exile in 1990.