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Lilita Gcwabe's articles focus predominantly on healthcare, with an emphasis on local (South Africa, Johannesburg) issues. She frequently cites data and covers government announcements related to healthcare policies and environmental health concerns.
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By: Lilita Gcwabe
Minister Buti Manamela tackles misinformation in the debate over foreign academics in South Africa's post-school education sector, urging compliance with the law while advocating for a stronger local academic pipeline.
By: Lilita Gcwabe
At least 250 flood-affected families in Lwandle informal settlement in Strand received food parcels and humanitarian relief items as residents
Equal Education has called on the Western Cape government to urgently place all learners who remain out of school before the start of the third
By: Lilita Gcwabe
Equal Education urges the Western Cape government to swiftly place all unplaced learners following a Youth Day protest, spotlighting ongoing issues of overcrowding and access to education in marginalised communities.
AT LEAST 250 flood-affected families in Lwandle informal settlement in Strand received food parcels and humanitarian relief items as residents continue rebuilding their lives after devastating floods hit parts of the Western Cape earlier this year.
By: Lilita Gcwabe
More than 8,200 foreign nationals have been processed for repatriation through the Beitbridge Port of Entry in less than two weeks, as South Africa
By: Lilita Gcwabe
A coalition of more than 160 civil society organisations has accused the government of failing to respond strongly enough to the growing crisis of
By: Lilita Gcwabe
Residents in Khayelitsha and Samora Machel have taken to the streets over ANC ward candidate selection processes, accusing the party of failing to listen to communities over who should represent them.
By: Lilita Gcwabe
The planned demonstrations, driven by anti-illegal immigration movements including March and March, follow weeks of mobilisation around a self-declared deadline for undocumented foreign nationals to leave South Africa.
Khayelitsha and Samora Machel residents protest ANC's candidate selection process, claiming their voices are ignored in favour of long-serving councillors.
