
Ufrieda Ho
Writer at Freelance
Journo in Joburg, author of 'Paper Sons and Daughters' / IG: @ufriedaho / [email protected]
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1 month ago |
dailymaverick.co.za | Ufrieda Ho
SPOTLIGHT OP-ED Amid major disruptions caused by aid cuts from the United States government, the health department aims to enrol a record additional 1.1 million people living with HIV on life-saving antiretrovirals this year. Experts tell Spotlight it can’t be business as usual if this ambitious programme is to have a chance of succeeding.
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1 month ago |
spotlightnsp.co.za | Nthusang Lefafa |Tiyese Jeranji |Catherine Tomlinson |Ufrieda Ho
Findings from the BAMMISHO project will inform strategies to address the challenges of mining and migration, fostering sustainable solutions for communities to thrive. (File photo: SAPRIN) News & Features27th February 2025 | Nthusang Lefafa A new health research hub brings hope of improving health services in the Rustenburg Valley in the North West Province.
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1 month ago |
spotlightnsp.co.za | Luvuyo Mehlwana |Ufrieda Ho |Biénne Huisman |Elri Voigt
The government took its first steps towards the implementation of the recommendation of Health Market Inquiry into the private healthcare sector. (Photo: Bild von Tung Lam/Pixabay) News & Features26th February 2025 | Chris Bateman Medical aid schemes will be given collective power to negotiate prices, according to draft regulations published last week.
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2 months ago |
techxplore.com | Ufrieda Ho
The digital revolution has opened unimagined opportunities, but it comes with a threat of leaving the most vulnerable workers behind. The future of work may look like algorithms will be doing the hard graft, but in reality, it may be less a case of humans being able to sit back and do less than of human workers becoming increasingly invisible. It's a trade-off, but one that researchers say deserves greater pause and considered intervention.
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2 months ago |
timeslive.co.za | Ufrieda Ho
Asia Sushi, selfies & serenity: Navigating Japan in the age of Insta-tourism Japan’s quiet lessons to leave a light traveller’s footprint are loud and clear in a time of overtourism and social media oversharing 09 February 2025 - 00:00 By Ufrieda Ho Nightfall has come as I land in Tokyo in early autumn. Tokyo is neon, also moodily silent for the world’s most populous city.
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The Gauteng Health Department has a leadership, governance and management problem ... This is not service delivery! https://t.co/piTP5OrwfN

The Hillbrow health heritage story and its timeline seems bookended by the invisibility of slums - from the 1880s mining shanties to today's decayed highrises of hell... But what happens in-between and what endures is the story of healthcare where it's needed most in Joburg.

MUST READ | Hillbrow started out as Johannesburg’s first health hub in the late 1880s. It’s also been a suburb associated with pimps and prostitution, a middle finger to the Nationalist Party, and a key site of the HIV crisis, reports @Ufrieda. https://t.co/jSdDwibt3W

RT @SpotlightNSP: MUST READ | Hillbrow started out as Johannesburg’s first health hub in the late 1880s. It’s also been a suburb associated…