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Corporate Services unit goes team building Tembisa Hospital Corporate Services unit spent their Friday the 13th doing te...
13/02/2026

Corporate Services unit goes team building

Tembisa Hospital Corporate Services unit spent their Friday the 13th doing team building activities in the Modderfontein area.

The purpose of the day was to create memories, but more importantly to
to foster collaboration, communication, trust, and problem-solving skills among individuals, transforming them into a cohesive unit that works efficiently towards shared goals, boosting morale, engagement, and overall productivity in the workplace.

Life coach, founder and chairman of Visionaries Compound Katlego Mushwana was the speaker for the day. He emphasised the importance of creating safe grounds amongst colleagues, by confiding in each other outside the work environment.


13/02/2026

[WATCH] Corporate Services unit goes team building

Tembisa Hospital Corporate Services unit spent their Friday the 13th doing team building activities in the Modderfontein area.

The purpose of the day was to create memories, but more importantly to
to foster collaboration, communication, trust, and problem-solving skills among individuals, transforming them into a cohesive unit that works efficiently towards shared goals, boosting morale, engagement, and overall productivity in the workplace.

Life coach, founder and chairman of Visionaries Compound Katlego Mushwana was the speaker for the day. He emphasised the importance of creating safe grounds amongst colleagues, by confiding in each other outside the work environment.


13/02/2026

Tembisa Hospital HIV Testing Services(HTS) unit visited the Family Medicine unit to conclude STI/Condom week with an informative and engaging health talk focused on the importance of consistent and correct condom use. This took place on Friday, 13 February 2026.

The session emphasised the critical role condoms play in preventing sexually transmitted infections (STIs), HIV as well as unplanned pregnancies.

HIV counsellor Nnete Mofutsana, provided practical demonstrations on the correct use of both male and female condoms ensuring that patients and staff gained clear, accurate and practical knowledge.

The initiative aimed to promote safer sexual practices, encourage responsible decision-making, and empower individuals with the information needed to protect their health and the health of their partners.

Through awareness, education, and open dialogue, Tembisa Hospital continues to strengthen its commitment to building a healthier community.

Tembisa Hospital HIV Testing Services(HTS) unit visited the Family Medicine unit to conclude STI/Condom week with an inf...
13/02/2026

Tembisa Hospital HIV Testing Services(HTS) unit visited the Family Medicine unit to conclude STI/Condom week with an informative and engaging health talk focused on the importance of consistent and correct condom use. This took place on Friday, 13 February 2026.

The session emphasised the critical role condoms play in preventing sexually transmitted infections (STIs), HIV as well as unplanned pregnancies.

HIV counsellor Nnete Mofutsana, provided practical demonstrations on the correct use of both male and female condoms ensuring that patients and staff gained clear, accurate and practical knowledge.

The initiative aimed to promote safer sexual practices, encourage responsible decision-making, and empower individuals with the information needed to protect their health and the health of their partners.

Through awareness, education, and open dialogue, Tembisa Hospital continues to strengthen its commitment to building a healthier community.

Tembisa Hospital paid homage and honoured  Labour ward nurses for their tireless dedication to delivering exceptional ca...
29/01/2026

Tembisa Hospital paid homage and honoured Labour ward nurses for their tireless dedication to delivering exceptional care. The event took place on Thursday, 29 January 2026.

The aim of the event was to encourage positive competition amongst nurses in promoting the best patient experience of care, to appreciate the labour ward nurses for their dedication in bringing life. They were celebrated with gifts and certificates. The Tembisa Hospital Labour ward delivered 35 babies on and 24 babies on .

23/01/2026



Thank you Doulen Olivier for the positive feedback. We appreciate it.

13/01/2026

ICYMI: Gauteng Health MEC launches MEC's desk at Tembisa Hospital

Gauteng MEC for Health & Wellness Nomantu Nkomo-Ralehoko launched the MEC's Desk at Tembisa Hospital on Monday, 12 January 2026.

The MEC's Desk is a consultative platform that allows patients to engage the MEC about the suggestions, compliments and concerns im real time. It is a bold move to put the power back in the hands of the people, fostering real-time dialogue, and improving the Gauteng Department of Health's commitment to people-first care.

Gauteng Health MEC launches MEC's desk at Tembisa HospitalGauteng MEC for Health & Wellness Nomantu Nkomo-Ralehoko launc...
12/01/2026

Gauteng Health MEC launches MEC's desk at Tembisa Hospital

Gauteng MEC for Health & Wellness Nomantu Nkomo-Ralehoko launched the MEC's Desk at Tembisa Hospital on Monday, 12 January 2026.

The MEC's Desk is a consultative platform that allows patients to engage the MEC about the suggestions, compliments and concerns im real time. It is a bold move to put the power back in the hands of the people, fostering real-time dialogue, and improving the Gauteng Department of Health's commitment to people-first care.

03/01/2026

IN CASE YOU MISSED IT:
Tembisa Hospital delivered 24 babies on .

In Gauteng, Tembisa Hospital delivered the second highest number of babies born on New Year's Day (1 January 2026).

In the videos below, that is how everyone reacted to the news of the 11 girls and 13 boys delivered.

02/01/2026



A positive way to start the year 2026.
Thank you Zanele for the positive feedback. It is much appreciated!

Tembisa Hospital welcomes babies born on   Tembisa Hospital delivered the first baby born on 1 January 2026 at 00:17.The...
02/01/2026

Tembisa Hospital welcomes babies born on

Tembisa Hospital delivered the first baby born on 1 January 2026 at 00:17.

The bouncing baby boy was born to mother Ayanda Mankumta. The baby's name is Itumeleng.

As per tradition, Baby Itumeleng was given a tour of Tembisa Hospital.

01/01/2026

[WATCH]: Tembisa Hospital welcomes babies born on

Tembisa Hospital delivered the first baby born on 1 January 2026 at 00:17.

The bouncing baby boy was born to mother Ayanda Mankumta. The baby's name is Itumeleng.

As per tradition, Baby Itumeleng was given a tour of Tembisa Hospital.

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