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Medical student internships will be expanded to increase training capacity and improve workforce supply in public health facilities. This opportunity is available to medical students seeking internship placements.
An additional 2,200 critical medical posts will be created in provinces over the next three years to strengthen healthcare delivery. These positions are targeted at addressing shortages in underserved areas.
Funding has been allocated to provinces from 2021/22 to support the implementation of a minimum wage for community health workers. This opportunity enables provinces to hire and remunerate community health workers at a guaranteed minimum rate.
A new payment mechanism is being developed for contracted general practitioners, based on the number of patients they serve. This initiative aims to improve primary healthcare delivery and incentivise service provision.
Funds have been provided to expand antiretroviral treatment services to support the universal test-and-treat policy. This opportunity enables healthcare providers to scale up HIV treatment programmes.
Expert teams will be established to assist provinces in mediation and litigation processes related to medico-legal claims. This opportunity supports legal and administrative resolution of healthcare-related disputes.
The public is invited to donate non-perishable food, wood, corrugated iron sheets, mattresses, blankets, clothes, toiletries, sanitary pads, diapers, and toys to support families displaced by a fire in Kathrada Park.
The South African government is considering imposing stricter visa rules for Israeli nationals entering the country. This follows concerns raised by civil society about the ease of entry for Israelis and their participation in military actions abroad.
The government is reviewing how South Africans who hold dual citizenship and serve in the Israeli military—particularly in conflicts viewed as unjust—are treated under immigration and citizenship laws.
Citizens are advised to treat water safely by adding one teaspoon of bleach to every 25 litres of water, mixing thoroughly, and waiting at least 30 minutes before consumption.
People are advised to wash their hands with soap before eating, after using toilets, after changing nappies, and after throwing away rubbish to prevent disease spread.
Residents are encouraged to boil water for at least three minutes to ensure it is safe to drink.
