Page 4 - Steve Letsike News Today

It is interesting to note that all 5 of these agencies are led by women, working with the Ministry of Basic Education that is also led by women, the Minister and myself as the Deputy Minister.

It is a day in 1882, when Dr Robert Koch discovered the bacterium that causes Tuberculosis, thus paving a way towards the diagnosis and curing of TB. Since then life has never been the same. 

Scoop Community provides New Zealand Community news and views

Several HIV activists interviewed by Thabo Molelekwa say that access to the injection should be prioritised in South Africa.

An HIV-prevention injection taken every two months was recently approved in the US. Several HIV activists interviewed say that access to the injection should be prioritised in South Africa and that we need to do a better job in rolling out the injection than we did with the roll-out of preventi...

Morning Review host Lester Kiewit chats to human rights advocate Steve Letsike.

Over the course of four days, from 1-4 February, the Judicial Service Commission will sit to interview a record four candidates for Chief Justice. This is the most fraught part of what has been a long process. How did we get here and what should we expect next week? Over the course of four days...

Lester Kiewet speaks to Steve Letsike, chair of both LGBTI National Task Team & Commonwealth Equality Network

Legal interest groups Casac and the Helen Suzman Foundation are among the over 500 submissions received regarding the eligibility of seven shortlisted candidates for the position.

The panel set up by President Cyril Ramaphosa to compile a shortlist of candidates for the position of chief justice has met to thrash out the procedure for its work, confirmed Presidency spokesperson Tyrone Seale.