NHI Pie in The Sky

The following article was written by  Megan Harker Elliott after the event "Student Discussion on NHI" and it was published by the Africa Health News National Health Insurance (NHI) seems pleasant to consider, but far away from realisation- “pie in the sky,” said one medical student saying, “when everyone is entitled to everything, no one is...

The People’s Health Movement – South Africa joins the call from civil society for an end to the Zuma Presidency

[tweet][Google][follow id="@PHMSA1" ]The People’s Health Movement - South Africa joins the call from civil society for an end to the Zuma Presidency.  As a member of civil society, the People’s Health Movement - South Africa (PHMSA) endorses and adds its voice to those of other organisations in civil society, senior African National...

Report: The People’s Health Movement Public Meeting on the National Health Insurance 20 February 2016

Below is a report from the People’s Health Movement public forum on the National Health Insurance On Saturday 20 February 2016, the People’s Health Movement held a public forum in Khayelitsha to discuss the NHI White Paper, and collect community input. Close to 120 people attended and spent four hours analysing the policy, collecting testimonies,...

Public Meeting Invitation “Can The National Health Insurance Deliver The Right To Health?” 20 Feb 2016

The People's Health Movement South Africa will be hosting a public meeting on the National Health Insurance. We are delighted in inviting you and the members of your organization. The public meeting, themed “Can The National Health Insurance Deliver The Right To Health” will be looking deeper into the National Health Insurance which we saw the...

Speak out against secret nuclear deals

The article below was written by James Irlam who is the Deputy Treasurer of The People's Health Movement South Africa and it was published in the Fin24 The axing of Minister Nhlanhla Nene has highlighted his opposition to the nuclear deal as one likely reason for Zuma’s shocking move, writes James Irlam, who is the Deputy National Treasurer of...