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Gauteng Health MEC Nomantu Nkomo-Ralehoko reveals vital upgrades at Dr George Mukhari Academic Hospital, including new ICU beds and advanced medical equipment, aimed at enhancing patient care and reducing waiting times.
Dr George Mukhari Academic Hospital in Ga-Rankuwa has unveiled new advanced medical equipment and renovated wards, significantly enhancing patient care and aligning with the Gauteng Provincial Government's commitment to modernise healthcare.
A KwaZulu-Natal teenager is recovering after a serious fall from two storeys at Welbedene Secondary School, prompting investigations into the circumstances surrounding the incident.
The Children's Cardiac Foundation of Africa marks a significant milestone with 100 life-saving surgeries, yet over 500 children in KwaZulu-Natal still await crucial heart operations.
Community and rescue teams unite in a desperate search for a 13-year-old boy who went missing near Umzumbe, following a tragic drowning incident.
Desperate for answers, the Limpopo family never expected that a simple clinic visit would result in a botched operation and a critical throat leak for their teen son. The family is still waiting for answers on what went wrong.
Twenty-one departments from the Gauteng provincial government achieved clean audits and 11 departments received unqualified audit opinions.
In a recent interview on Metro FM with Faith Mangope, the newly appointed Minister of Health Aaron Motsoaledi outlined his comprehensive plan to address the deep-rooted inequalities within South Africa's healthcare system.
In the wake of an alarming increase in mpox cases across South Africa, with recent reports confirming 16 cases and three fatalities, understanding this contagious virus is vital for everyone.
The Grade 3 learner at Northern Academy in Polokwane was laid to her final resting place, following her tragic death in a horrific car crash with her parents.
Medical aids may not always fully cover in-hospital tariffs, leaving South Africans to pay the difference from their pocket.
The NSRI now had to replace the stolen equipment and repair the damaged box which will cost the organisation R5,000.
Through the HHH Campaign, Hani, the leadership “H” of the campaign, if you like, was taking forward the struggle to achieve the demands of the people of South Africa who faced colonisation, apartheid and related oppression between 1652 and 1994.
While America’s youth are calling for an immediate ceasefire and divestment from Israel, the US continues to act as the enabler of this genocide, forcing Palestinians into even deeper levels of starvation and desperation as they fight for their very survival.
A study from the University of California reveals that larger brain sizes, observed across generations, could serve as a protective buffer against age-related brain diseases like Alzheimer's and Dementia.
The lives of people have been changed after getting cochlear implants and have made their living easier.
South Korean trainee doctors are likely to have their medical licenses suspended for taking part in a strike this month, as the government decided to take action against them.
Minister of Home Affairs Dr Aaron Motsoaledi said when he started his medical practice in Limpopo, his surgery did not have electricity and running water, but his Tintswalo moment came when the ANC started to rollout electricity after it took over power in 1994.
Police arrested a woman who was allegedly seen starting the fire.
South African medical schemes increased their beneficiaries from 8. 9 million in 2021 to 9 million in 2022 (about 1. 1%).
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From January 1, 2024 Discovery medical aid clients will be paying more for medical aid.
MTN’s WINdfall project is about making the last few weeks of 2022 a little lighter and brighter by helping where needs are greatest.
With more than a century of brand heritage, Hisense’s key asset in South Africa and the African continent is savvy technological innovation to make electrical products accessible to millions of families.
Lenmed celebrated a major milestone this week which revolutionises the care and treatment required for patients needing joint replacement surgery.