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Fixing Joburg: Quick wins and long-term solutions to address major challenges 

GUEST: Dr. Lekopane Mogaladi - Board Member: South African Medical and Dental Practitioners NPC

The current state of affairs within many of our hospitals and healthcare facilities is deeply concerning. Images circulating—such as the recent footage showing overcrowded wards and patients sleeping on floors—are not only distressing but demand our collective and thoughtful response. These circumstances, if left unaddressed, will persist and worsen unless we, as healthcare professionals and committed members of the broader healthcare community, unite in solidarity and take responsibility for shaping the way forward.

GUEST:&nbsp;Dr. Lekopane Mogaladi - Board Member: South African Medical and Dental Practitioners NPC
The current state of affairs within many of our hospitals and healthcare facilities is deeply concerning. Images circulating&mdash;such as the recent footage showing overcrowded wards and patients sleeping on floors&mdash;are not only distressing but demand our collective and thoughtful response. These circumstances, if left unaddressed, will persist and worsen unless we, as healthcare professionals and committed members of the broader healthcare community, unite in solidarity and take responsibility for shaping the way forward.

 SAMDP calls for Urgent Action and Unity Amid Alarming Hospital Conditions and Overburdened Healthcare Facilities

GUEST: Gavin Kelly – CEO of The Road Freight Association

The Road Freight Association (RFA) held its milestone annual Convention from 23 to 25 May at the picturesque Champagne Sports Resort in KwaZulu-Natal. This year’s event was not only a vital forum for industry discussion and strategic planning, but also a significant celebration of the Association’s 50 years of dedicated service to its members and the broader South African economy.

Since its inception in 1975 as the Public Hauliers Association, evolving into the RFA in 1989, the organisation has been instrumental in shaping policy, elevating industry standards, and providing essential support to its members. Through half a century, the RFA has been at the forefront of advocacy, from the regulatory development of the National Road Traffic Act in the early 1990s to the introduction of formal road transport and logistics courses in 1995. More recently, the RFA has championed digital transformation, sustainability, and the modernisation of industry practices.

GUEST: Gavin Kelly &ndash; CEO of&nbsp;The Road Freight Association
The Road Freight Association (RFA) held its milestone annual Convention from 23 to 25 May at the picturesque Champagne Sports Resort in KwaZulu-Natal. This year&rsquo;s event was not only a vital forum for industry discussion and strategic planning, but also a significant celebration of the Association&rsquo;s 50 years of dedicated service to its members and the broader South African economy. Since its inception in 1975 as the Public Hauliers Association, evolving into the RFA in 1989, the organisation has been instrumental in shaping policy, elevating industry standards, and providing essential support to its members. Through half a century, the RFA has been at the forefront of advocacy, from the regulatory development of the National Road Traffic Act in the early 1990s to the introduction of formal road transport and logistics courses in 1995. More recently, the RFA has championed digital transformation, sustainability, and the modernisation of industry practices.

The Road Freight Association Celebrates 50 Years of Driving South Africa Forward at Annual Convention

GUEST: Kedibone Phetla- Acting Chief Ombud at Community Schemes Ombud Service (CSOS)

About the Community Schemes Ombud Service (CSOS) 

Community Schemes Ombud Service (CSOS) was established as a Public Entity under the Community Schemes Ombud Service Act (Act No 9 OF 2011) [CSOS ACT], which was promulgated on the 11th of June 2011. CSOS was established to regulate the conduct of parties within community schemes and to ensure good governance in those community schemes. Amongst their key objectives is to offer free dispute resolution service and training to people who are living in community schemes such as gated residential estates, old age homes, sectional tiles, block of flats etc.

 

GUEST:&nbsp;Kedibone Phetla- Acting Chief Ombud at Community Schemes Ombud Service (CSOS)
About the Community Schemes Ombud Service (CSOS)&nbsp;
Community Schemes Ombud Service (CSOS) was established as a Public Entity under the Community Schemes Ombud Service Act (Act No 9 OF 2011) [CSOS ACT], which was promulgated on the 11th of June 2011. CSOS was established to regulate the conduct of parties within community schemes and to ensure good governance in those community schemes. Amongst their key objectives is to offer free dispute resolution service and training to people who are living in community schemes such as gated residential estates, old age homes, sectional tiles, block of flats etc.
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Fixing Joburg: Quick wins and long-term solutions to address major challenges

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