Zanele Dube is a health journalist specialising in public health, HIV/AIDS policy, and the South African healthcare system. Based in Pretoria, she has reported extensively on the National Health Insurance debate, tuberculosis treatment programmes, and mental health services in under-resourced communities.
Zanele's work examines the human dimension of health policy, giving voice to patients, frontline workers, and researchers navigating a system under pressure. She holds a degree in journalism from the University of Pretoria and has contributed to health journalism platforms across the southern African region.