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Photographer Sam Nzima was in Soweto on 16 June 1976, when police opened fire on schoolchildren protesting against Afrikaans as a medium of instruction. His photographs from that day – including the iconic image of Hector Pieterson – were published around the world, and although his work he...
Since giving birth by Caesarean section last year at Tembisa Hospital, 20-year-old Mpho Nombewu says she has suffered painful complications. Nombewu has been advised by different doctors she consulted about her condition to return to the facility where she gave birth. But Nombewu refuses, telling Spotlight she is scared she might die due to Tembisa Hospital’s reputation for patients suffering serious adverse events (SAEs). SAEs in this context refers to events that result in unintended harm to a patient because something was or wasn’t done as part of a patient’s care, rather than because of the underlying disease or condition of the patient.
Since giving birth by Caesarean section at Tembisa Hospital in 2020, Mpho Nombewu says she has suffered painful complications. The 20-year-old has been advised by different doctors she consulted about her condition to return to the facility where she gave birth. But Nombewu refuses, telling Spotlight she is scared she might die due to Tembisa Hospital’s reputation for patients suffering serious adverse events (SAEs). An SAE in this context refers to an event that resulted in unintended harm to a patient because something was or wasn’t done as part of a patient’s care, rather than because of the underlying disease or condition of the patient.
The rate of serious adverse events resulting in unintended harm to patients is disturbingly high in Gauteng public hospitals. Thabo Molelekwa spoke to health activists and government to find out what is causing these risky events and what is being done to curb them.
Pressure mounts on Makhura to appoint CEOs at provincial hospitals Share Johannesburg - Pressure is mounting on the Gauteng government to fill key executive positions at major hospitals in the province. While the provincial government has in the past faced internal pressure – now the Minister of Health Zweli Mkhize has added more fuel to the fire. Mkhize this week instructed all provincial MECs and their departments including Gauteng, to fill the funded posts urgently. The outbreak of fire at the Charlotte Maxeke Johannesburg last week, has renewed increased calls for the provincial government to find a permanent chief executive for Tembisa Hospital and to allow Charlotte Maxeke’s chief executive Gladys Bogoshi to return to her post.