AfroCentric Group, 37 Conrad Road, Florida North, Roodepoort (2025)

10/12/2025

As 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence draws to an end today, we continue to stand against abuse and support those affected.

Gender-Based Violence is a serious violation of human rights and remains one of the most urgent challenges in our communities. Behind every statistic is a story of pain, loss and injustice.

If you or someone you know is experiencing abuse, help is available. Do not stay silent, reach out and use the support services provided.

Let’s keep working together to create safe homes, workplaces and communities beyond these 16 days.

08/12/2025

Pure joy from start to finish!

On 5 December, AfroCentric Group had the absolute pleasure of celebrating Christmas with the incredible learners and teachers at Charlotte Maxeke Johannesburg Hospital School for a Christmas celebration filled with games, gifts and endless smiles. The energy was contagious as we shared laughter, played together and created unforgettable memories!

Since 2012, AfroCentric has proudly partnered with this extraordinary school, which ensures that learners from Grade R to 12 continue their education while receiving long-term medical care. These young champions inspire us daily with their resilience and determination to thrive despite health challenges.

Over the years, we have supported the school through refurbishment projects, equipping classrooms and even installing a custom-designed playground for children with compromised immune systems.

The celebration was a reminder of why we do what we do - Enhancing Quality of Life and spreading joy where it matters most. Here’s to another year of making a difference!

04/12/2025

As we continue to honour the spirit of World AIDS Day, we spotlight the work of Aid for Aids (AfA), an AfroCentric Group subsidiary that has been at the forefront of HIV disease management since 1998.

AfA partners with leading businesses and medical schemes to design and deliver comprehensive HIV programmes that empower individuals living with HIV/AIDS. From prevention and education to treatment and clinical optimisation, AfA offers a holistic solution that seamlessly integrates funders, healthcare providers, pathology labs, pharmacies, and beneficiaries.

Backed by a team of internationally recognised HIV specialists, advanced disease management systems, and ongoing patient counselling, AfA continues to set the standard for HIV care in South Africa, driving better health outcomes and improving quality of life.

AfA’s mission is simple yet powerful: to give people living with HIV a real chance at a healthier life.

Discover more on how AfA is transforming HIV care: https://www.afa.co.za/

03/12/2025

Violence against women and children is one of the most urgent human rights crises of our time. Every day, lives are shattered and communities are scarred by abuse that should never happen.

The 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence is a global call to end abuse and protect the most vulnerable, underscored by the alarming statistics that cannot be ignored. In 2023, 85,000 women and girls were intentionally killed worldwide, with about 51,100 murdered by intimate partners or family members (UN Women).

Closer to home, South Africa’s Q3 2024/25 SAPS statistics reveal an equally grim picture. Eleven women are murdered every day. Five women are r***d every hour. Hundreds of children are murdered or assaulted every quarter.

During these 16 Days of Activism, we call on everyone to speak out against injustice and stand with those most at risk.

As an organisation, we are committed to this movement by acting with empathy and providing support through our employee wellness programme, ensuring that staff affected by gender-based violence (GBV) have access to the help they need.

Change begins when we raise our voices together.

02/12/2025

On 1 December, our Group CEO Gerald Van Wyk hosted the 8th edition of the CEO Breakfast, a signature AfroCentric engagement that brings together newly appointed and promoted senior leaders for a meaningful start to their leadership journey.

Through open dialogue, the CEO Breakfast serves as a catalyst for embedding our culture and values into leadership, strengthening trust and visibility, building impactful networks and empowering leaders to step forward with confidence and clarity.

This gathering brought together a dynamic group of senior leaders alongside Gerald and Lindiwe Miyambu, Chief People and Marketing Officer, for conversations that inspire action and alignment and deepen connection.

Since its inception in 2022, the CEO Breakfast has welcomed 59 leaders, creating powerful onboarding experiences that reinforce our commitment to leadership excellence and cultural integration.

Here’s to continuing the journey of building strong connections and shaping the future of healthcare leadership together!

01/12/2025

For 27 years, Aid for Aids (AfA), an AfroCentric Group subsidiary specializing in HIV Managed care, has been at the forefront of transforming HIV into a manageable chronic condition.

Our impact speaks volumes:
• 99.3% of AfA patients are on antiretroviral therapy (ART)
• 93.6% are virally suppressed, exceeding global benchmarks
• 27 years of refining treatment protocols through data-driven insights
• PMR Africa Diamond Award Winner for HIV Disease Management (2019–2025)

On this World AIDS Day, we honour the progress made, while recognising the work still ahead. We share pledges from our teams to amplify hope, break stigma, and stand in solidarity with all those affected by HIV.

AfroCentric Group proudly reaffirms its commitment to building healthier communities by strengthening our managed care leadership. Today is a call to action: to keep pushing boundaries, innovating, and delivering solutions that truly change lives.

Add your voice. Share your pledge below and help us champion better HIV care.

28/11/2025

AfroCentric Leadership Roadshow: Building momentum for 2026

On 27 November 2025, AfroCentric Group hosted a successful Leadership Roadshow - a strategic engagement designed to share business priorities, provide clarity on organisational goals and foster meaningful dialogue between leadership and employees. This platform is also about reflecting on the current year, celebrating resilience and realigning for success in 2026.

The vibrant event featured an insightful panel discussion with AfroCentric Group CEO Gerald Van Wyk, Group CFO Thato Moloele, Chief People & Marketing Officer Lindiwe Miyambu, and Medscheme, an AfroCentric Group company, CEO Andrew Schwulst and General Manager: Finance and Operational Support Services Willem Muller.

AfroCitizens gained strategic insights and renewed drive for the year ahead through open dialogue and Q&A sessions, with participation in-person at our Roodepoort and Cape Town offices and virtually from across the Group.

Thank you to everyone who joined and contributed to this important conversation. Together, we are building clarity, strengthening connections and accelerating growth for 2026.

27/11/2025

We are excited to announce that the closing date for our internship programme applications has been extended to 03 December 2025.

Please note that as part of our commitment to transformation and diversity, preference will be given to candidates who are male African, Coloured, or Indian, as well as persons living with disabilities, in line with our Employment Equity Plan.

Apply today and take the first step toward building a meaningful career in healthcare with us.

26/11/2025

This 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence (25 November - 10 December), AfroCentric Group stands united with the global movement to end violence against women and children. We are committed to driving accountability, fostering education and creating safe and inclusive workplaces.

Our Chief Analytics and Risk Officer, Satish Antony, reminds us that every workplace carries a profound responsibility: to create environments rooted in dignity and respect. His message is a call to action for all of us to lead with empathy and accountability.

Violence against women and children is not confined to homes - it affects communities, workplaces and society at large. Creating safe spaces is not just a moral obligation; it is essential for building environments where people can thrive.

As we observe these 16 Days of Activism, we invite you to listen, reflect and act. Together, we can spark meaningful conversations and drive real change.

Watch the below video.

25/11/2025

On 24 November 2025, we proudly hosted the Movember Moment Webinar in collaboration with Sanlam Group, shining a spotlight on men’s health and fatherhood because men’s wellbeing matters, not just for individuals but for the families and communities they support.

Our expert panel brought powerful insights, with Dr. Nicholas Downey: Medical Advisor at Medscheme’s Health Policy Unit, unpacking the clinical realities of prostate and testicular cancer, early detection and integrated care, Christo Van Hoek: Counselling Psychologist and Management Consultant at Lyra Wellbeing, highlighting the importance of mental health and family-focused support beyond the clinic and Lwando Mhlekazi: Social Worker and Student Wellness Manager at IIE Rosebank College, addressing stigma and building resilience through fatherhood and mental health advocacy.

We also appreciate Ashley Singh CIO: Health and Employee Benefits for championing this initiative and sharing his perspective on why corporate support for men’s health matters.

Following the webinar, our male employees enjoyed buff & shine manicure sessions and soothing massages - a gesture that reflects our commitment to creating spaces where men feel valued, cared for and supported.

A big thank you to everyone who joined us and made this conversation impactful!

20/11/2025

[JOIN US] Movember Moment Webinar: Men’s Health & Fatherhood

Movember shines a light on men’s health challenges that often go unspoken. In South Africa, prostate cancer is the most commonly diagnosed cancer among men, while testicular cancer, though less common, affects younger men and is often overlooked (CANSA).

Mental health is just as critical, with men accounting for nearly 80% of su***des, with su***de ranking as the fourth leading cause of death among males aged 15-24 (SADAG).

This Movember, in collaboration with Sanlam Group, we are unpacking these realities and exploring how fatherhood shapes men’s emotional wellbeing and family engagement.

We will also highlight AfroCentric Group’s wellness solutions, including mental health counselling, parental coaching and legal support.

Our expert panel includes:
• Dr. Nicholas Downey - Medical Advisor Health Policy Unit at Medscheme (an AfroCentric Group company)
Focus: Clinical realities of prostate and testicular cancer, early detection and integrated care.

• Christo Van Hoek - Counselling Psychologist, Facilitator & Management Consultant at Lyra Wellbeing
Focus: Supporting men beyond the clinic with mental health and family-focused services.

• Lwando Mhlekazi - Social Worker & Student Wellness Manager at IIE Rosebank College
Focus: Breaking stigma and building resilience through fatherhood and mental health advocacy.

We are honoured to have Ashley Singh, CIO at Sanlam Health (AfroCentric Group) and Corporate, sponsoring this event with pride and joining the discussion to share his unique perspective.

• Date: Monday, 24 November 2025
• Time: 10:00 – 11:30
• Link to join: https://tinyurl.com/y4dxcu4u

Join us for a conversation that goes beyond statistics and moves toward solutions that empower men to take charge of their health and family life.

19/11/2025

2025 Annual Bursary Programme Luncheon

Today, Dr. Anna Mokgokong, Chairperson of the AfroCentric Group, hosted the Annual Bursary Programme Luncheon - a celebration of the inspiring journeys of our bursary beneficiaries.

She was joined by Dr. Nkateko Munisi, Non-Executive Director and Chair of the Social & Ethics Committee, Group CEO Gerald Van Wyk and members of the Executive Committee, including Group CFO Thato Moloele, Group Chief People & Marketing Officer Lindiwe Miyambu, Group Chief Risk Officer Monwabisi Kula, Interim Director: Corporate Solutions, David Carolus and Company Secretary Lebohang Mpumlwana.

Since its inception in 2016, the AfroCentric Bursary Programme has supported students across key healthcare disciplines, including Nursing, Pharmacy and Medical studies - empowering them through financial assistance, mentorship, leadership engagement and wellness coaching.

The Annual Bursary Luncheon serves as a strategic engagement platform where AfroCentric Group's leadership connects meaningfully with students through guided discussions and interactive activities. These moments provide career insights to help students navigate the healthcare sector, foster valuable relationships and celebrate academic achievements. The event also highlights the Programme’s role in addressing South Africa’s healthcare skills shortage and nurturing the next generation of leaders.

Seeing the joy, confidence and pride of our bursary recipients as they engaged with leadership was truly inspiring. We wish them continued success as they pursue their studies and build impactful careers in healthcare.

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