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Oldham News | Main News | Oldham Active celebrates 21st birthday and raises more than £2,000 for Dr Kershaw's

Oldham Active (Oldham Community Leisure), the charitable trust that operates leisure facilities in the borough, has...

Surging Health Costs, Demand Spur Massage Therapy Investment

GP Health MEC to visit Sebokeng Hospital Monday to welcome Christmas babies

Gauteng Health and Wellness MEC Nomantu Nkomo-Ralehoko will congratulate the mothers and their Christmas babies with gift hampers.

Nearly 80% of Charlotte Maxeke hospital's City Power bill paid, says GP Health

City Power on Wednesday threatened to cut the hospital’s electricity supply if it did not settle it’s approximate R41 million debt bill to the utility by close of business on Thursday.

DA wants GP Health contracts to get food for its hospitals from Limpopo probed

The DA flagged that some of the companies that the Gauteng Department of Health contracted to secure food from its Limpopo counterpart were not registered to supply food.

GP Health announces 10 malaria deaths, over 1,000 cases between Jan & Sep

According to the department, most of the deaths from the disease recorded from January to September 2023 were travellers from malaria-endemic regions within the Southern African Development Community.

Pickleball tournament generates funds for Callahan Cancer Center patients

North Platte pickleball donors have contributed to the Callahan Cancer Center.

[LISTEN] How do we enforce food safety in South Africa?

Four children have died in separate incidents from alleged food poisoning after purchasing food from taxi ranks and spaza shops.

GP Health working on increasing health awareness after food poisoning incident

Five children in Naledi fell ill after consuming biscuits bought at a local shop believed to be poisoned on Sunday, killing two children while the other three received medical treatment.

GP Health dispatches water tankers to hospitals experiencing supply challenges

The Gauteng Department of Health said the affected hospitals were experiencing supply challenges due to low pumping pressure from Rand Water and Johannesburg Water.