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Tembisa Hospital corruption: A call for ethical leadership in healthcare

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October 20, 2025

OCCUPATIONAL therapist Dr Fatima Hendricks blames a decline in moral integrity, fueled by greed and financial influence, for the dire situation at Tembisa Hospital.

- THOBEKA NGEMA

She described this a “moral abomination” that compromises personal ethics and devastates patients and communities.

Speaking at the University of KwaZulu-Natal’s (UKZN) Westville Campus, Hendricks recounted her experiences of being held captive by Israel after Israeli Occupation Forces intercepted the Global Sumud Flotilla.

She spoke about lessons learnt from the Global Sumud Flotilla and interacted with UKZN’s occupational therapy academics, third-year students and the media.

Hendricks emphasised the importance of understanding South African politics, especially concerning land expropriation, gentrification, and political power distribution. She said these are parts of bigger conversations that are important as the country prepares to hold local government elections next year.

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