There is an old story that often gets told in motivation retreats: a miner digs for years and years for gold and comes up with

The lifelong and debilitating impacts of trauma, especially childhood trauma, are increasingly starting to enter popular media and dinner table discussions. I recently listened to

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Last week our executive team accompanied the chairman of the Board, Andre Joseph, on a visit to KwaZulu-Natal. Umhlanga Ridge, to be exact, we we

The Hospital Association of South Africa (HASA), the representative organisation for most of the country’s private hospital groups, welcomes recent media reported responses from the

I have a friend who reads the posts I write as part of this series. Recently, she sent me a news video about GPs who