Neoliberalism in Africa, Apocalyptic Failures and Business as Usual Practices | by George Caffentzis

by Daniel Krähmer | Oct 13, 2011

We are not blinded by the moral reparation of national independence; nor are we fed by it. The wealth of the imperial countries is our wealth too…. So when we hear the head of a European state declare with his hand on his heart that he must come to the aid of...
Will South Africa finally make progress towards a universal health system? | by Di McIntyre

Will South Africa finally make progress towards a universal health system? | by Di McIntyre

by Daniel Krähmer | Oct 17, 2011

South Africa has long faced considerable health system equity challenges.  In particular, 43% of total health care expenditure is attributable to private health insurance schemes, which only cover 16% of the population.  General tax funding allocated to the health...
Will South Africa finally make progress towards a universal health system? | by Di McIntyre

Will South Africa finally make progress towards a universal health system? | by Di McIntyre

by Daniel Krähmer | Oct 17, 2011

South Africa has long faced considerable health system equity challenges.  In particular, 43% of total health care expenditure is attributable to private health insurance schemes, which only cover 16% of the population.  General tax funding allocated to the health...
The World Is Locking Itself Into An Unsustainable Energy Future | by Marianne de Nazareth

The World Is Locking Itself Into An Unsustainable Energy Future | by Marianne de Nazareth

by Daniel Krähmer | Nov 23, 2011

The door to 2°C is closing,but will we be “locked-in” ? The world is locking itself into an unsustainable energy future which would have far-reaching consequences, warns the International Energy Association (IEA) in its latest World Energy Outlook report released in...

The Green Paper for National Health Insurance: universal healthcare threatened | by Alex Muller

by Daniel Krähmer | Feb 14, 2012

The release of the Green Paper on National Health Insurance (NHI) has rekindled the heated debate around reforming South Africa’s health system. After a decade of denialism and neglect in the public health sector, it is evident that health is in a state of crisis and...
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