2000
- Aids will destroy SA economy, say experts
- Mail & Guardian (Johannesburg) - November 29, 2000
- Steven Swindells
- Anti-Aids drug gets the green light
- Mail & Guardian (Johannesburg) - November 15, 2000
- Steven Swindells, Johannesburg
- Government reaches out to queer South Africa on Aids
- Mail & Guardian (Johannesburg) - November 13, 2000
- Own Correspondent
- Er … got any bigger condoms?
- Mail & Guardian (Johannesburg) - November 8, 2000
- Khanyisile Maepa, Mbabane
- Survival Guide for AIDS Orphans a World First
- Mail and Guardian (Johannesburg) - October 20, 2000
- Paul Kirk
- HIV/AIDS Barometer
- Mail and Guardian (Johannesburg) - October 20, 2000
- President tells party caucus that Western interests are seeking to discredit him and South Africa
- Mail & Guardian (Johannesburg) - October 6, 2000
- Howard Barrell
- Lies, damned lies and noseweekLies, damned lies and noseweek
- Mail & Guardian (Johannesburg) - October 06, 2000
- Myths and disinformation about the virus
- Mail & Guardian (Johannesburg) - October 06, 2000
- None so blind as those who will not seeNone so blind as those who will not see
- Mail & Guardian (Johannesburg) - October 06, 2000
- What Leon and Mbeki had to sayWhat Leon and Mbeki had to say
- Mail & Guardian (Johannesburg) - October 06, 2000
- Call for clear stance on HIV/Aids: Mixed signals from government are undermining HIV/Aids education.
- Mail and Guardian (Johannesburg) - October 4, 2000
- Khadija Magardie
- Cabinet On Aids: Ja, Well, No Maybe
- Daily Mail and Guardian, Johannesburg, South Africa - September 15, 2000
- Nawaal Deane, Jaspreet Kindra and Belinda Beresford
- AIDS Incubation Site Said To Be Discovered; 'This Is Where Aids Started'
- Daily Mail and Guardian (Johannesburg) - September 15, 2000
- John Vidal and James Meek
- ANC Tries to Limit the Fallout
- Mail and Guardian (Johannesburg) - September 15, 2000
- Belinda Beresford, Jaspreet Kindra and Nawaal Deane
- OPINION AND ANALYSIS: A Startling Level of Scientific Ignorance
- Mail and Guardian (Johannesburg) - September 15, 2000
- Denise Ford
- OPINION AND ANALYSIS: Aids Tragedy Turns to Farce
- Mail and Guardian (Johannesburg) - September 15, 2000
- Timothy Trengove-Jones
- Reality Hits the Road Alex Sudheim: Never Before in Human History Has a Virus
- Mail and Guardian (Johannesburg) - September 8, 2000
- AIDS: It's an Illuminati Plot
- Daily Mail and Guardian (Johannesburg) - September 5, 2000
- Staff Reporter
- Aids campaigns still have a long way to go: Ignorance characterises some young South Africans' understanding of HIV/Aids.
- Daily Mail & Guardian (Johannesburg) - September 4, 2000
- Nawaal Deane, Pule Waga Mabe, Ntuthuko Maphumulo and Roshila Pillay
- 'It will not happen to us': Few young people in South Africa believe they could become infected with HIV/Aids.
- Daily Mail & Guardian (Johannesburg) - September 4, 2000
- Nawaal Deane and Ntuthuko Maphumulo
- Brown condoms for clever dicks: The government believes black men find white condoms off-putting.
- Daily Mail & Guardian (Johannesburg) - September 4, 2000
- Belinda Beresford
- 'It Will Not Happen to Us'
- Daily Mail and Guardian (Johannesburg) - September 1, 2000
- Nawaal Deane and Ntuthuko Maphumulo
- AIDS Project To Be Extended
- Daily Mail and Guardian (Johannesburg) - September 1, 2000
- AIDS Campaigns Still Have a Long Way to Go
- Daily Mail and Guardian (Johannesburg) - September 1, 2000
- Nawaal Deane, Pule waga Mabe, Ntuthuko Maphumulo and Roshila Pillay
- It Costs R1,99 to Save a Child ...
- Daily Mail and Guardian (Johannesburg) - August 18, 2000
- Public Rocked By HIV Infection of Two Children Through Transfusion
- Daily Mail and Guardian (Johannesburg) - August 11, 2000
- Prison AIDS Increase
- Mail and Guardian (Johannesburg) - August 4, 2000
- Barry Streek
- Women Are Worst-Hit By AIDS
- Mail and Guardian (Johannesburg) - August 4, 2000
- Khadija Magardie
- AIDS Testing, Treatment Suggests Human Rights Questions For Women
- Mail and Guardian (Johannesburg) - August 4, 2000
- Africa's infants suffer
- Mail & Guardian (Johannesburg) - July 14 2000
- Belinda Beresford
- Villages where nine-year-olds head their Households
- Mail & Guardian (Johannesburg) - July 14 2000
- Khadija Magardie
- Beware the body snatchers
- Mail & Guardian (Johannesburg) - July 10 2000
- Taban Lo Liyong
- Africa 'needs R20-billion a year to fight AIDS epidemic'
- Mail & Guardian (Johannesburg) - July 10 2000
- Awaiting the Durban declaration: Aids 2000 will be remembered for the document signed by 5 000 people testifying in their belief that HIV causes Aids.
- Mail & Guardian (Johannesburg) - July 7 2000
- Africa hardest hit by Aids: Up to 25-million people are infected with Aids in Africa, according to the United Nations Aids Programme.
- Mail & Guardian (Johannesburg) - July 7 2000
- Khadija Magardie
- The ever-changing killer: HIV mutates very readily, which means it can rapidly become resistant to drugs, so patients need to be treated with a cocktail of medicines.
- Mail & Guardian (Johannesburg) - July 7 2000
- Belinda Beresford
- Drugs for Third World tops debate: The high price of anti-Aids drugs, socio-economic issues, wars, disrupted family lives, untreated sexual diseases and now possible genetic mutations - all factors in the epidemic that is Aids.
- Mail & Guardian (Johannesburg) - July 7 2000
- Belinda Beresford and Khadija Magardie
- Lots of talk, not enough action
- Mail & Guardian (Johannesburg) - July 14 2000
- Belinda Beresford
- Getting the Aids politics wrong
- Mail & Guardian (Johannesburg) - June 20 2000
- Steven Friedman
- Still failing to grasp Aids nettle: President Mbeki's second-guessing of science has set back the fight against Aids and it's time he left science to the scientists.
- Mail & Guardian (Johannesburg) - June 9 2000
- Boost for Aids fight: Five of the world's largest drug companies have pledged to slash the price of Aids treatment in the developing world
- Daily Mail & Guardian - Johannesburg, South Africa. May 12 2000
- Andrew Clark, Sarah Boseley and Larry Elliott
- The Fool, The Plague And The President
- Daily Mail & Guardian - (Johannesburg) May 12, 2000
- David Beresford
- Shoring Up The President
- Daily Mail & Guardian (Johannesburg) - May 12, 2000
- Robert Kirby
- Africa's Aids fate hangs in balance: More than half the members of President Mbeki's Aids advisory board deny that HIV causes Aids.
- Daily Mail & Guardian - Johannesburg, South Africa. May 8 2000
- Robin Mckie and David Beresford
- Mbeki's Aids Letter Defies Belief
- Daily Mail & Guardian (Johannesburg) - April 28, 2000
- Michael Berger
- Furore over testing on humans: Medical researchers have been slammed for using using human guinea pigs in HIV/Aids tests in Uganda.
- Daily Mail & Guardian - Johannesburg, South Africa. April 10 2000
- Belinda Beresford
- Aids 'a threat to democracy': A CIA report warns that the HIV/Aids pandemic is likely to lead to political instability in sub-Saharan Africa.
- Daily Mail & Guardian - Johannesburg, South Africa. April 10 2000
- Jaspreet Kindra
- It's the trials, not the drugs: The deaths of five women in HIV/Aids drug trials have been blamed on the handling of the trials rather than the drugs themselves.
- Daily Mail & Guardian - Johannesburg, South Africa. April 10 2000
- David Le Page
- Traditional leaders rescue Swaziland's Aids orphans: A new programme uses Swaziland's traditional community structure to rescue Aids orphans from life on the street.
- Daily Mail & Guardian - Johannesburg, South Africa. April 5 2000
- James Hall
- The self-styled Galileo of the modern age: Peter Duesberg: Aggressively questions the orthodox linkage between HIV and Aids
- Daily Mail & Guardian - Johannesburg, South Africa. April 3 2000
- Ivor Powell
- What the president said: PARKS MANKHLANA gives President Mbeki's position in the currenct HIV/Aids controversy.
- Daily Mail & Guardian - Johannesburg, South Africa. April 3 2000
- Parks Mankhlana*
- Disarray in SA's HIV/Aids policy: Judge Edwin Cameron's criticism of the government's HIV/Aids policies has sparked another round of recriminations, as the rate of infections spirals out of control.
- Daily Mail & Guardian - Johannesburg, South Africa. April 3 2000
- Timothy Trengrove-Jones
- Sixty percent of army may be HIV-positive Preliminary testing reveals that 60-70% of South African soldiers may be infected with the HIV/Aids virus.
- Daily Mail & Guardian - Johannesburg, South Africa. March 31 2000
- Paul Kirk
- What's behind Mbeki's crusade?: While no one disputes President Mbeki's good intentions, his investigation of dissident views on HIV/Aids has plunged South Africa into a national health crisis.
- Daily Mail & Guardian - Johannesburg, South Africa. March 31 2000
- Mail & Guardian Editorial
- Sixty percent of army may be HIV-positive Preliminary testing reveals that 60-70% of South African soldiers may be infected with the HIV/Aids virus.
- Daily Mail & Guardian - Johannesburg, South Africa. March 31 2000
- Paul Kirk
- Gazi offers to pay for HIV drugs: Eastern Cape state doctor, Costa Gazi, has challenged the government's Aids strategy by offering to pay for HIV drugs himself after the Dept of Health's failure to supply them to community clinics
- Daily Mail & Guardian - Johannesburg, South Africa. March 29 2000
- Peter Dickson
- SA's Aids doubts baffle the experts: Statements questioning the cause of Aids have caused dismay among local and international scientists
- The Mail & Guardian - Johannesburg, South Africa - March 17 2000
- Khadija Magardie and David Le Page
- 'More die of Aids than war in Africa': UN secretary general Kofi Annan reveals that more people have died of Aids in Africa in the past year than in all the continent's wars put together.
- Daily Mail & Guardian - Johannesburg, South Africa. March 14 2000
- Victoria Brittain
- Mixed HIV/Aids messages from government: The opportunity to institute a constructive policy to deal with the HIV/Aids epidemic is slipping out of reach as politicians and scientists argue over who knows best.
- Daily Mail & Guardian - Johannesburg, South Africa. March 14 2000
- Mail & Guardian reporters
- Politicians unwilling to accept stubborn science: A disregard for science and scientists is behind recent Aids debacles,
- Daily Mail & Guardian - Johannesburg, South Africa. March 14 2000
- David Le Page
- 'Irrational Aids debate rides rough-shod over patients' All is not well with the Department of Health's strategy to combat the Aids epidemic.
- Daily Mail & Guardian - Johannesburg, South Africa. March 14 2000
- Mxolisi Ka-Mankazana
- The majority consensus: The vast majority of clinicians the world over reject the view that HIV and Aids are not causally linked and that Aids does not exist.
- Daily Mail & Guardian - Johannesburg, South Africa. March 14 2000
- Mail & Guardian reporters
- The economic danger of Aids: The HIV/Aids epidemic will decrease the productivity of labour while increasing its unit costs.
- Daily Mail & Guardian - Johannesburg, South Africa. March 2, 2000
- Barry Streek
- Plight of Africa's Aids orphans worsening Extraordinary impoverishment faces whole generations of children, as the number of Aids orphans rockets.
- Daily Mail & Guardian - Johannesburg, South Africa. February 17 2000
- David Brough
- Uproar over Aids council: In the midst of furore: Deputy President Jacob Zuma The composition of the government's new National Aids Council has activists and experts up in arms.
- Daily Mail & Guardian - Johannesburg, South Africa. January 31 2000
- Ivor Powell
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