A deep part of what it means to me to be South African, never mind African, is to be fully immersed in the most vulnerable areas of our country, society and people. The health of any individual is heavily influenced by socio-economic factors – this has been well defined by…
My Beloved Africa
A deeply personal reflection on the people, places, and stories that shaped Dr Simone’s journey as a doctor and human being. Here, she shares lessons of resilience, connection, and gratitude inspired by her roots and her love for Africa.
The Story of Tsepho
I was into my second year of internship at Johannesburg General Hospital or “Joburg Gen” as we medics refer to the huge, somewhat gloomy, old public and teaching hospital in Johannesburg, South Africa. After a 6 year medical degree, South African medical graduates are required to complete two years of…
