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What a Day!  PS: Of course, some of our amazing colleagues could not resist dropping a few sneak peeks already 😃👀but now...
20/10/2025

What a Day!

PS: Of course, some of our amazing colleagues could not resist dropping a few sneak peeks already 😃👀but now it’s time for the main moment.

What an unforgettable celebration of life, hope and health! Yesterday, we marked the 10th Annual Eluthandweni Breast Cancer Awareness Walkathon and it was nothing short of spectacular.

From the sea of pink shirts and sneakers hitting the ground, to music, laughter and heartfelt moments shared, the energy was electric. This wasn’t just a walk, it was a sign of solidarity, joy and commitment to a healthier South Africa.

We were especially proud to see our CEO, Gerald Van Wyk and Chief People and Marketing Officer, Lindiwe Miyambu, leading from the front, proving that at AfroCentric, leadership doesn’t just talk the talk… we lace up and walk the walk!

A huge THANK YOU to every AfroCitizen, survivor, friends and family, healthcare worker, volunteer and partner who came out in full force. Even the rain couldn’t dampen our spirits!

A special shoutout to our vibrant TikTok star host, Goitsemang Lekgetho, who brought the energy and kept the vibes alive all day long!

For the past ten years, our partnership with Eluthandweni Maternity Health Services has been rooted in a shared commitment to nurturing healthier communities. Yesterday was a beautiful reminder of the strength and impact we create when we walk this journey together, hand in hand."

Here’s to more more lives touched and more moments that matter.

Lace up - it’s almost time!Tomorrow, we hit the streets of Kathorus in Vosloorus for the 10th Annual Breast Cancer Aware...
18/10/2025

Lace up - it’s almost time!

Tomorrow, we hit the streets of Kathorus in Vosloorus for the 10th Annual Breast Cancer Awareness Walkathon and the energy is electric!

For 10 years, AfroCentric Group and Eluthandweni Maternity Health Services have walked side by side with the community, raising awareness and delivering real healthcare support.

Expect a vibrant atmosphere, meaningful conversations and access to essential health services, including:
• Screenings for breast and prostate cancer
• Pap smears
• HIV testing
• Wellness assessments & health talks

It’s more than a walk - it’s a movement. Let’s show up, stand together and walk with purpose.

  in action!
17/10/2025

in action!

3 Days to Go!In just a few days, we will be stepping into a decade of impact at the Annual Breast Cancer Awareness Walka...
16/10/2025

3 Days to Go!

In just a few days, we will be stepping into a decade of impact at the Annual Breast Cancer Awareness Walkathon in Vosloorus, Gauteng.

Hosted by Eluthandweni Maternity Health Services and proudly supported by the AfroCentric Group, this event has grown into a powerful platform for awareness, education and community care.

Whether you're walking for someone you love, for your own journey, or simply to be part of something meaningful - your steps matter!

Join us this Sunday, 19 October 2025, for a walkathon like no other!

AfroCentric Group is proud to once again sponsor the 2025 Gauteng Women in Insurance (GWII) Women’s Health & Financial W...
13/10/2025

AfroCentric Group is proud to once again sponsor the 2025 Gauteng Women in Insurance (GWII) Women’s Health & Financial Well-being Breakfast.

This event will bring together industry leaders to spotlight pressing issues impacting women, from healthcare issues to the importance of financial well-being.

The panel will include experts from Medscheme, an AfroCentric Group company, who will share valuable insights, namely:

• Dr Hlengiwe Zikalala – Medical Advisor, GEMS HIV Management, Medscheme
• Dr Jenni Noble-Luckhoff – Functional Head: Oncology Management, Medscheme

Date: 30 October 2025
Venue: The Kerzner@UJ, Auckland Park
Time: 08:30 – 11:35

Following the event, we will share highlights of what our incredible speakers were sharing. Stay tuned!

World Sight DayToday, we raise awareness about the importance of eye health and the urgent need to protect the gift of s...
09/10/2025

World Sight Day

Today, we raise awareness about the importance of eye health and the urgent need to protect the gift of sight.

Globally, over 2.2 billion people live with vision impairment, and nearly 1 billion cases could have been prevented or remain untreated. In Africa, 1 in 6 blind individuals and 26 million others face visual challenges, yet access to treatment remains limited (WHO).

Our response:
Since 2017, AfroCentric Group has partnered with Vision 4 Change to bring essential eye care to children in underserved communities.

To date, through our partnership, we have screened 8,356 learners and dispensed 519 prescription spectacles across 12 schools in 7 provinces - helping children see the world with clarity and learn with confidence.

But this is more than just a health initiative. It’s an investment in the leaders, innovators, and changemakers of tomorrow.

Together, we are not just changing how they see, we are changing what they believe is possible.

The Countdown Is On! It is Breast Cancer Awareness Month and we are a few weeks to go from our Annual Breast Cancer Awar...
06/10/2025

The Countdown Is On!

It is Breast Cancer Awareness Month and we are a few weeks to go from our Annual Breast Cancer Awareness Walkathon!

According to CANSA, Breast Cancer affects 1 in 27 women in South Africa but early detection saves lives. When caught early, the 5-year survival rate rises to 90%.

At AfroCentric Group, we believe healthcare should be accessible, proactive and community-driven. That’s why, for the past 10 years, we have proudly partnered with Eluthandweni Maternity Health Services in Vosloorus to support maternal and community health.

Join us on 19 October 2025 as we raise awareness and offer real support through a range of services, including:
• Breast and prostate cancer checks
• Pap smears
• HIV testing
• General wellness assessments & health talks

This isn’t just a walk, it’s a movement to honour survivors, support those in treatment and to continue making a difference.

We are excited to welcome Lindiwe Miyambu as AfroCentric Group’s new Chief People and Marketing Officer, effective 1 Oct...
03/10/2025

We are excited to welcome Lindiwe Miyambu as AfroCentric Group’s new Chief People and Marketing Officer, effective 1 October 2025.

Her appointment brings together our Human Capital and Group Marketing & Corporate Affairs business units, ensuring a unified voice and experience for both our employees and external stakeholders as we accelerate toward Vision 2030.

Lindiwe is a seasoned executive with over two decades of experience in people management, organisational transformation and social impact across both the public and financial sectors. Her career includes leadership roles at the Auditor General’s office and African Bank, with earlier roles at Nedbank and the World Bank, where she gained valuable global exposure.

She holds a Bachelor of Education, a Postgraduate Diploma in Labour Relations and a Certificate in Labour Relations - a strong academic foundation that complements her people-first leadership style.

Guided by a philosophy of bringing beauty into everything she touches, Lindiwe’s leadership is set to inspire a culture of purpose, connection and transformation at AfroCentric.

Join us in giving Lindiwe a warm welcome to the AfroCentric Group family!

As part of our ongoing Anti-Gender Based Violence (GBV) campaign, the AfroCentric Group Employee Wellness Team hosted an...
02/10/2025

As part of our ongoing Anti-Gender Based Violence (GBV) campaign, the AfroCentric Group Employee Wellness Team hosted an impactful webinar, on 30 September, focused on raising awareness about GBV - a critical issue affecting individuals, families, communities and work environments.

The session opened with heartfelt remarks from our EXCO members, who are championing and sponsoring this campaign with heart: Satish Antony, Chief Analytics and Strategy Officer and Mujeeb Bray, Executive Director, Chief Operating Officer at Medscheme, an AfroCentric Group company, as well as Monwabisi Kula, Chief Risk Officer at AfroCentric Group and David Carolus, Interim Executive Director at AfroCentric Corporate Solutions.

The conversation was further enriched by a panel of experts who shared moving testimonies and deep insights into how GBV prevails in privileged and underprivileged communities, its links to masculinity and financial pressures, and the support systems available for survivors and allies. These voices included:

• Mpho Lekala - Head of Training and Development, Credit Gateway
• Tiyiselani Mukhari - Social Worker & Founder, Rich Learning Group
• Benjamin Motloung - Life Coach, Pastor, Author & Founder, Open the Can of Worms Organisation
• Natalie Solomons - CEO & Founder, Women Empowerment Platform (NPO)

This webinar was a powerful reminder of our responsibility to foster a safe, respectful and supportive workplace.

Thank you to everyone who participated in helping drive this meaningful conversation forward and to those who wore orange in honour of our campaign’s hashtag theme, showing visible solidarity in the fight against GBV.

Today is World Heart Day - a global call to take heart health seriously.Cardiovascular disease (CVD) is one of the leadi...
29/09/2025

Today is World Heart Day - a global call to take heart health seriously.

Cardiovascular disease (CVD) is one of the leading causes of death worldwide, responsible for an estimated 19.8 million deaths in 2022, according to the World Health Organization.

In South Africa, the Heart and Stroke Foundation reports that 1 in 6 deaths are caused by CVD, with 225 people dying every day from heart disease or stroke.

This year’s theme, “Use Heart for Action,” encourages individuals and communities to take proactive steps toward prevention, early detection, and healthier living.

Today, we are highlighting the urgent need for education, screening, and healthier choices - no matter your age.

Celebrating World Pharmacist Day with AfroCentric GroupToday, on World Pharmacist Day, we pause to honour the indispensa...
25/09/2025

Celebrating World Pharmacist Day with AfroCentric Group

Today, on World Pharmacist Day, we pause to honour the indispensable role pharmacists play worldwide not just dispensing medicines, but safeguarding health, guiding patients and building resilient systems that bring care closer to home.

At AfroCentric Group, our Pharmaceutical Solutions including Pharmacy Direct, Activo Health, Curasana Wholesaler, Forrester Pharma and Scriptpharm is committed every day to making that role a reality for countless South Africans.

Last month, on 6 August, we were honoured to welcome Deputy Minister of Health, Dr Joe Phaahla, for a strategic site visit to Pharmacy Direct and Curasana. His visit reinforced the power and necessity of strong public–private partnerships in strengthening healthcare delivery.

Happy World Pharmacist Day! Let’s continue to recognise and uplift those who ensure medicines are safe, available and used well every day.

Happy Heritage Day, South Africa!Heritage Day is a reminder that our nation’s greatest strength lies in the richness of ...
24/09/2025

Happy Heritage Day, South Africa!

Heritage Day is a reminder that our nation’s greatest strength lies in the richness of its people, in our cultures, traditions and stories that, together, form the fabric of South Africa. It is a day to honour where we come from, to celebrate who we are and to embrace the unity that diversity brings.

For us, Heritage Day is also a celebration of the rich tapestry that makes us uniquely AfroCentric. Across the AfroCentric Group companies, we celebrate our diverse roots, rich cultures and the unity that makes us strong. Shaping our future.

In the spirit of this, our Roodepoort and Cape Town offices came together on Friday, 19 September, to celebrate our shared heritage. Colleagues dressed in traditional attire and enjoyed meals inspired by South Africa’s many cultures, creating a vibrant atmosphere of pride and togetherness. This Friday, our Durban office will add its voice to these celebrations, continuing the journey of recognising the diverse backgrounds that shape our AfroCentric Group family.

Today, we celebrate the story of South Africa - one of resilience, community and shared identity.

Here’s to cherishing the traditions that ground us and the unity that propels us forward.

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