Tamar Kahn is a Health & Science Correspondent at Business Day. She has reported extensively on health, science, and education, with a focus on topics such as educational policy, mental health, and pharmaceuticals. Tamar's work has been recognized with multiple awards and she has been featured in prominent publications including Sowetan, Sunday Times, and HeraldLive.
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South Africa (National)
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Tamar Kahn's coverage primarily focuses on health-related issues within South Africa, with a particular emphasis on government announcements and legal policy regulation. She appears to be interested in stories related to the National Health Insurance (NHI), healthcare funding, vaccine contracts, lobbying efforts, budget cuts, court cases in the context of public health issues such as mental health, HIV/AIDS prevention, and human rights.
Given this focus, individuals or organizations with expertise in public health policy and advocacy within South Africa may find success reaching out to Tamar. Specifically relevant would be those who can provide insight into government policies related to healthcare funding and NHI implementation. Additionally, sources who have data-driven insights or are involved in lobbying efforts around these topics may also appeal to her reporting interests.
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By: Tamar Kahn
Lawmakers back changes to balance public health goals with economic realities
Minister says higher education institutions will in future be required to report the nationality, citizenship and visa status of all employees
MPs are planning to amend the draft Tobacco Products & Electronic Delivery Systems Control Bill to soften its restrictions on vapes, allow informal
By: Tamar Kahn
Novo Nordisk welcomes ruling, saying it clarifies compounding rules
Union federation demands tracking and tracing measures in pending tobacco control law
But persistent violence and harassment remain concerns
By: Tamar Kahn
SA Medical Association says migration not the main cause of overcrowded clinics
Former president links 2008 violence to election strategy as security forces brace for nationwide protests over undocumented migrants
Regulator cites solvency risks and actuarial concerns despite scheme's bid to ease members' costs
Government Employees Medical Scheme urged to disclose talks with regulator
