Only 2 weeks left to secure your seat at the Ethics in Action Symposium 2025! Earn 8 Ethics CPD points and join vital conversations shaping the future of ethical healthcare. 📅 25 Oct 2025 | 📷 Victoria Country Club Estate, Pietermaritzburg #EthicsInAction #CPDPoints

When the parent is a child, making medical decisions for their own children becomes an ethical tightrope. Join us at the Ethics in Action Symposium on 25 October 2025 as we unpack this complex issue in the session: “Medical Decision-Making for Children: When Parents Are Also

🎙Speaker Spotlight: Dr. Brenda Kubheka-Chauke & Faaiza Gangat (Health IQ Consulting) Topic: Medical decision-making for children: When parents are also minors When the parent is a child, ethical decisions become complex. Join this important conversation. 📅 25 Oct 2025 | 📍

🎙 An exceptional line-up you don’t want to miss! Join South Africa’s leading healthcare voices — including Prof. Martin Brand, Dr. Imtiaz Sooliman, Dr. Lerato Motshudi, Dr. Brenda Kubheka-Chauke, and more — at the Ethics in Action Symposium for powerful, thought-provoking

🎙 Speaker Spotlight: Dr Noyolo Ndamase Topic: The impaired practitioner – Ethical & legal dilemmas With 20+ years in occupational health & HPCSA committee experience, Dr Ndamase brings deep insight into impairment and ethics in practice. 📅 25 Oct 2025 | 📍 Pietermaritzburg 🔗

An unmissable event for healthcare professionals! Join leading experts like Prof. Martin Brand, Dr. Imtiaz Sooliman, Dr. Noyolo Ndamase, and Dr. Brenda Kubheka-Chauke at the Ethics in Action Symposium a day of thought-provoking discussions shaping the future of ethical

Ethics in Action Symposium 2025 — Moments That Mattered From powerful keynote sessions to meaningful networking and learning, the day was a true celebration of ethical leadership in healthcare. Thank you to every speaker, attendee, and exhibitor who made this event impactful.

We’re proud to share that Dr Brenda Kubheka-Chauke is a keynote speaker at the 2025 Global Research Council (GRC) Sub-Saharan Africa Regional Meeting, held with the Science Granting Councils Initiative (SGCI) Academic Symposium in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe (10–14 Nov 2025). This year’s

Teen pregnancy is not just a seasonal headline it’s a systemic issue. At #EthicsInAction, Faaiza Gagnat of Health IQ Consulting highlighted the “double vulnerability” teenage mothers face. Awareness must now translate into coordinated action across health, education and social

Public outrage is justified when children are exposed to alcohol. Their protection must be non-negotiable. But ethics requires harder questions. When harmful practices are normalised, punishment alone often drives harm underground weakening trust, prevention, and early

Children learn long before they are “taught”. When alcohol is consistently modelled as part of joy, belonging, and celebration, it becomes normal not risky. By the time the law intervenes, the behavior is already embedded. Ubuntu reminds us: “ukhamba lufuze imbiza” the small pot

Prevention is powerful. In 2026, STI Awareness Week emphasises contraception, testing and safe sex because protecting your health protects your future.

Pregnancy Awareness Week 2026 emphasises early antenatal care and the physical, mental, and social well-being of mothers, with support for every mother, everywhere.

Pregnancy Awareness Week 2026 emphasises early antenatal care and the physical, mental, and social well-being of mothers, with support for every mother, everywhere.

Cancer care must be people-centred, not one size fit -all. World Cancer Day 2026 calls for early detection, and fair access to care for all South Africans.

Recent SABC News reporting highlights how men are using social media spaces to reflect, challenge harmful norms, and engage publicly on accountability. At Matched Media, we’re sharing this to help keep focus on how public discourse influences social norms and why sustained,

South Africa is taking important steps toward strengthening digital health system integration. The National Department of Health’s Digital Health #Projectathon, hosted at the CSIR ICC in Pretoria, tested whether public and private health information systems can align with

HPV vaccination protects today’s girls from tomorrow’s cervical cancer. In 2026, the focus is on early protection that saves lives. ​ To learn more about about HPV vaccine, click here: clicks.co.za/health/conditi…