‘We decided if we die, we will die in the line of duty’ – PE hospital doctors keep maternity unit going against all odds – Port Elizabeth in the News: ‘We decided if we die, we will die in the line of duty’ – PE hospital doctors keep maternity unit going against all odds: As nurses and general assistants at Dora Nginza Hospital in Port Elizabeth left or fell ill, the doctors … [Read more...] about ‘We decided if we die, we will die in the line of duty’ – PE hospital doctors keep maternity unit going against all odds – Port Elizabeth in the News |MyPE
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Africa can’t let maternity care slide during the coronavirus pandemic | The Conversation
Africa can't let maternity care slide during the coronavirus pandemic: This pandemic could have adverse effects on pregnant women. GettyImagesAmid global commitments to defeat, or at least minimise, the pervasive effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, the impact on the African continent remains unclear. African governments have moved quickly to mobilise resources and strengthen … [Read more...] about Africa can’t let maternity care slide during the coronavirus pandemic | The Conversation
SA News: Maternity leave: How South Africa compares globally
Maternity leave: How South Africa compares globally: In the last few months, amendments to South Africa’s labour law has focussed a lot on paternal leave and its changes. It’s a progressive step, but maternity leave is still at the top end of benefits ... Source: "South Africa" - BingNews Top 10 Richest African Countries: t .c 2. South Africa South Africa has the second … [Read more...] about SA News: Maternity leave: How South Africa compares globally
Better maternity leave laws are needed to protect African mothers | The Conversation
Employers should provide an enabling environment at work for women to continue breastfeeding their infants. shutterstockMaternity leave for women in developing countries is still a massive problem, with many women in informal sectors not receiving adequate cover. More than 70% of working women do not enjoy the full benefits of maternity leave. Only 330 million women – or 28% … [Read more...] about Better maternity leave laws are needed to protect African mothers | The Conversation