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How Can South Africa’s Healthcare System Better Support Migrants with HIV/AIDS and TB Co-Infections?

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Bridging the Treatment Gap: Supporting Migrants with HIV/AIDS-TB Co-Infections in South Africa When Borders Become Barriers: The Silent Crisis Thirty-five-year-old Grace* travels between Zimbabwe and South Africa’s Limpopo province every three months. She works on commercial farms near Musina during harvesting seasons. Grace lives with both HIV and tuberculosis (TB), requiring consistent medication for both […]

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What Economic Impact Do Remittances Have on Development in Zimbabwe, Mozambique and Malawi?

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Remittances: A Vital Lifeline In southern Africa, remittances—money sent home by migrants—play a critical role in household survival. Zimbabwe received over US$1 billion in remittances in 2020, representing more than 10% of GDP, rising to 11.7% in 2023 (Trading Economics). These flows help families cover food, school fees, and healthcare. Yet, remittances often fail to

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