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The Bhekisisa Centre for Health Journalism is a nonprofit media group based in South Africa. Bhekisisa, which means “to scrutinise” in isiZulu, covers health from a social justice perspective, often using a narrative, solutions journalism approach. It is a recognised authority on healthcare in South Africa and the African continent, and is widely referenced in local and international media, academic journals and books. Bhekisisa stories are regularly published in South Africa’s Daily Maverick, News24, the Mail & Guardian and Business Day.