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Formal presentations made to the parliamentary committee regarding advocacy viewpoints.
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RHAP Executive Director Russell Rensburg speaks to SAFM and says while government’s efficiency drive is gaining traction, better spending must translate into improved access to […]
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The Rural Health Advocacy Project welcomes Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana’s consistent focus on finding efficiencies in the system – but calls on him to ensure […]
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The Rural Doctors Association of Southern Africa (RuDASA) has published a discussion in which Dr Indira Govender and Dr Adam Asghar examine the Health Ombud’s […]
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South Africa’s district health system is under pressure, but the conversation about its future cannot stop at identifying what is not working. That was the […]
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A look at RHAP’s District Health Convening, bringing together health system leaders, practitioners, researchers and policy thinkers to reflect on the challenges facing South Africa’s […]
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The 18th World Congress on Public Health took place in Cape Town, South Africa, from 6–9 September 2026 under the theme Health without Borders: Equity, Inclusion, […]
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A look inside the RHAP Youth Exhibition Stand at At #WCPH2026. The stand brought delegates together to engage with RHAP’s work, share experiences and have […]
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How can countries strengthen primary health care while addressing the growing burden of preventable disease and declining external health funding? This question took centre stage at […]
READ MORE How can countries strengthen primary health care while addressing the growing burden of preventable disease and declining external health funding? This question took centre stage at […]