OurHealth

Home / OurHealth

Health-e News mourns the passing of board chairperson Celicia Serenata

News

It is with profound sadness that Health-E News announces the passing of the organisation’s Board Chairperson, Ms Celicia Serenata after a lengthy illness.

healthe
April 15, 2021

Opinion: Community media left behind in the fight against the COVID-19 infodemic

Health

Reporting on COVID-19 presents significant hurdles for community media who could be a key resource in fighting mis- and disinformation, argues advocacy group the African Alliance.

healthe
March 31, 2021

Health-e citizen journalist wins inaugural journalism award

Health-e Awards & Accomplishments, News

Tembisa-based OurHealth citizen journalist Marcia Zali walks away with the first Grow Great Journalism Award for her reporting childhood nutrition and stunting.

healthe
October 18, 2019

Citizen Journalism: A guide to doing it right

Our Health

Health-e's flagship citizen journalism programme is a ground-breaking model. The manual will equip aspiring citizen journalists to tell compelling health stories.

Health-e News
July 4, 2019

Rural young men use muti to treat STIs

Health, Men's Health, Our Health

EASTERN CAPE - Most young men in Flagstaff at Ingquza Hill believe that traditional medicine as is the best treatment for sexually transmitted infections.

Asavela Dalana
July 31, 2018

Criminals block access to health care services

News

The Limpopo Department of Health (DOH) says criminal elements targeting provincial health facilities are blocking people’s 24 hours access to clinics.

Mogale Mojela
June 5, 2018

Our year in review

News

READ all about how we reported on obesity prevention, started a campaign against rape, and broke the Esidimeni story on television in our latest Annual Report

kerrycullinan
April 9, 2018

“Drugs destroy the real you”

Health, Our Health

OurHealth was invited to Vhembe’s Folovhodwe village to celebrate a young man's choice to stop abusing alcohol and drugs.

suprisenemalale
October 16, 2013

Bethlehem marches against tobacco

Health, Our Health

BETHLEHEM. – On World No Tobacco Day members from the Department of Health (DOH) in the Thabo Mofutsanyana district marched through the streets wearing T-shirts with the message “smoking is addictive, don’t start” and shouted “Down with smoking! Down!” “We…

Selloane Molakeng
June 11, 2013

Enable Notifications OK No thanks

Newsletter Subscription