13 May 2021
Webinar Wednesday, 12 May 2021, 14:00-15:30 South African Standard Time. Keynote speaker: Dr Helen Ndagije (Director: Product Safety, National Drug Authority, Uganda)
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23 March 2021
In this one-hour webinar, Asha George and Mary Kinney from University of the Western Cape in South Africa provide an overview of health policy analysis.
26 January 2021
20 January 2021
The Soph Programme handbook provides detailed information about all our academic programmes.
25 December 2020
The persistent challenges in public health in the Eastern Cape, highlight the critical role of leadership.
10 December 2020
Have countries learned lessons on how to build on communities in dealing with health and social issues?
17 June 2020
This report has been compiled by a group of public health and health system players, engaged in thinking, researching, policy-making and advocacy on community health systems (CHS).
5 June 2020
This annual report is dedicated to the memory of David Sanders, founding member, inspiration and guide for the Peoples Health Movement.
20 May 2020
As public health researchers and educators in a city currently experiencing a seemingly runaway COVID-19 epidemic, we are increasingly being approached to provide our ‘expert’ opinion on the reasons for this.