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Mandela Day: WC health dept aiming to make 350 life-changing surgeries possible

The provincial Health Department has again partnered with Mediclinic, Life Healthcare and other entities on its Mandela Day surgeries initiative which is aiming to perform at least 350 free surgical procedures by the end of August.

Several CT community healthcare facilities affected by heavy rain, wind

Mop-up operations are currently underway and officials are appealing for patience as operations may be impacted today.

Abuse, neglect, gang violence: What's behind child-abuse cases at Cape Town children's hospital

Since the start of the year, the Red Cross Children's Hospital has seen 183 cases of abuse against children. Most of these cases were physical abuse followed by neglect.

Long-awaited upgrade of Pacs Clinic imminent

Karl Bremer Hospital receives province's first Gold Status for stroke care

Poor and alone: More than 400 pauper burials took place in Western Cape in last financial year

Pauper burials were the sad reality for more than 400 unidentified people who died poor and alone after loved ones or relatives failed to claim their bodies at Western Cape mortuaries.

Bakkie carrying kak leaves woman in pain!

The incident happened on Saturday, 6 May, on Duinefontein Road between Gugulethu and Manenberg.

WHO: Lack of political will hampers fight against TB

World Tuberculosis Day was observed on Friday, 24 March and while great strides have been made in fighting the disease, WHO said a lot more still needs to be done, particularly in vulnerable communities.

TB - we can beat it! | George Herald

Karl Bremer Hospital's efforts to reduce its surgical backlogs paying off

The Karl Bremer Hospital has been experiencing a high level of patient numbers especially in the emergency department and psychiatric ward.