Klerksdorp-Tshepong Hospital

04/02/2026

Klerksdorp-Tshepong Hospital Complex CEO, Mr. Thulane Madonsela, officially opened the new Dietitians Office today, accompanied by executive managers. The CEO cut the ribbon, marking a significant milestone in the hospital's commitment to enhanced patient care. This new office will improve nutrition services and support for patients. The CEO further expressed gratitude to the dietetics team and managers for making it happen! "

04/02/2026

*PUBLIC WARNING:* SCAM INVOLVING FAKE EMPLOYMENT OFFERS IN THE NORTH WEST DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH

The North West Department of Health has been alerted to a fraudulent scam targeting unemployed doctors and health professionals, including individuals who have recently attended interviews for posts within the Department.

Reports indicate that an individual, falsely claiming to be affiliated with the North West Department of Health and allegedly operating from the Provincial Office in Mahikeng, is making direct phone calls to job seekers and offering permanent employment in exchange for money, with amounts reportedly *ranging up to R20 000, payable upfront*.

The Department wishes to unequivocally state that:
• ❌ *The North West Department of Health does not charge any fee* for employment, interviews, placement, or appointment into any post.
• ❌ *No official or employee of the Department is authorised to solicit money*, favours, or payments of any kind in exchange for employment.
• ❌ *All recruitment processes are conducted transparently* and through official Departmental channels only.

Members of the public are strongly warned that any request for payment linked to a job offer is a scam and should be treated as a criminal act.

The Department is deeply concerned that the scammer appears to be contacting individuals directly, possibly using information related to recent interviews, and is urging potential victims to act quickly. This is a common tactic used by scammers to pressure victims into making hasty decisions.

The public, and doctors in particular, are advised to:
• 🚫 *Not pay any money* to anyone claiming they can secure employment within the Department.
• 🚫 *Not share personal information*, banking details, or copies of identification documents.
• 📞 *Verify all employment-related communication* through official North West Department of Health platforms.
• 🚔 *Report the matter immediately to the South African Police Service (SAPS)* if contacted or if money has already been requested or transferred.

The North West Department of Health is treating this matter with seriousness and urges all job seekers to remain vigilant. The Department will continue to communicate through official platforms and encourages the public to share this warning widely to prevent further victimisation.

Issued by:
North West Department of Health

04/02/2026

Klerksdorp/Tshepong Hospital management hereby request assistance in locating the family of Mr Thembile Moedane. Mr Moedane was found on R30 near Orkney and brought to the Hospital by EMRS on the 29th of January 2026 as a result of vehicle accident.

Those who may have any information regarding his family please contact Ward 1 Tshepong Hospital on 0184063184.

Your assistance in this regard will be highly appreciated.

02/02/2026

PUBLIC NOTICE

ISSUE DATE: 02 FEBRUARY 2026

TEMPORARY RELOCATION OF TSHEPONG SMOPD AND SOPD

The Management of Klerksdorp-Tshepong Hospital Complex hereby alerts the community, patients, and stakeholders that the Tshepong Specialised Medical Out-Patients Department (SMOPD) and Surgical Out-Patients Department (SOPD) units will be temporarily relocated to Ward 4B, Tshepong Hospital, effective from 02 February 2026, until further notice.

This relocation is necessary to facilitate renovations aimed at improving healthcare services. Patients will continue to receive uninterrupted healthcare services in the new location.

Temporary Contact Information for SMOPD and SOPD Unit: 018 406 3366

The Hospital Management appreciates your understanding and cooperation during this period and apologizes for any inconvenience that may arise.

Issued by:
Klerksdorp-Tshepong Hospital Complex
Communication Office

29/01/2026

Klerksdorp/Tshepong Hospital management hereby request assistance in locating the family of Mr Johannes Mosimanegape Sele. Mr Sele was found between Tigane and Jakaranda and brought to the Hospital by the ambulance on the 26th of January 2026 as a result of Mob assault

Those who may have any information regarding his family please contact Ward 1 Tshepong Hospital on 0184063184.

Your assistance in this regard will be highly appreciated.

28/01/2026

*MEDIA STATEMENT*
North West Department of Health

*ALL SYSTEMS RESTORED AFTER FLOODING AT TSHEPONG HOSPITAL*

Date: 27 January 2026

*Klerksdorp -* The North West Department of Health wishes to provide an update following an incident of flooding at the Tshepong Hospital in Jouberton that occurred yesterday evening between 19:00 and 20:00.

The flooding affected parts of the Emergency Department (Casualty), Outpatient Department and the Radiology Department. Immediately after the incident, the Hospital Disaster Management Plan was activated, resulting in a swift and coordinated response to ensure patient safety and continuity of care.

Patients in affected areas were promptly assessed and safely relocated to appropriate admission wards and other functional sections of the hospital, including Radiology. Ambulances from other hospitals transferring patients were diverted to Klerksdorp hospital casualty as a temporary measure. Through the collective efforts of hospital staff and emergency services, the Emergency Department was cleared of water and was fully operational again by 03:00 on Tuesday, 27 January 2026.

The MEC for Health in the North West, Honourable Sello Lehari, commended the rapid response by all involved parties.

“We are encouraged by the decisive and professional manner in which this incident was handled. The immediate activation of disaster management protocols ensured that no patients were harmed and that essential services were restored within hours. This reflects our commitment to protecting lives, even under challenging circumstances,” said MEC Lehari.

The CEO of the Klerksdorp–Tshepong Hospital Complex, Mr Thulane Madonsela, together with the Hospital Executive management had a debriefing session with affected staff members and also expressed appreciation to all responders.

“I wish to thank our dedicated Team KT, the local municipal fire department and Kopanong Mine for their prompt assistance and teamwork. Their support was instrumental in stabilising the situation and restoring functionality to critical departments,” said Mr Madonsela.

While operations have since normalised, the Department acknowledges the need for long-term interventions.

“This is a reoccurring disaster and it has been raised with all key stakeholders before with a view to prevent future occurrences. This incident has now highlighted the urgent need to improve storm water drainage infrastructure at Tshepong Hospital.” added MEC Lehari.

The North West Department of Health reassures the public that the hospital remains fully functional and continues to provide uninterrupted healthcare services to the community.

*END*.

Issued by
North West Department of Health

21/01/2026

CMJAH Cluster Meeting at Klerksdorp/Tshepong Hospital Complex

CMJAH Cluster meeting is currently underway at Klerksdorp/Tshepong Hospital Complex. The gathering brings together healthcare professionals and managers from various facilities within the cluster to discuss key issues, share best practices, and drive improvement in healthcare delivery.

A review of the key areas of collaboration between CMJAH , KT Hospital , NWDOH and the cluster was done. This included collaboration in Renal dialysis and transplantation , Oncology , Cardiothoracic surgery Obstetrics and Gynaecology and Academic and Clinical leadership
This is in addition to the registrar programme that Wits supports through its clinicians and registrars in the Gauteng Wits training platform.

Key areas of focus:

* Enhancing patient care and outcomes
* Strengthening healthcare systems and infrastructure
* Fostering collaboration and teamwork

The meeting aims to promote excellence in healthcare and improve the overall well-being of the community.

12/01/2026

Klerksdorp/Tshepong hospital management requests assistance in tracing the family of the deceased Baleseng Kgosietsile.

Mr Baleseng Kgosietsile was admitted on 02/12/2025 and he passed away on 01/01/2026.

The address provided is
9744
Madibogo station
Delaryville

Klerksdorp/Tshepong hospital management requests those who might have information regarding Mr Kgosietsile's family to contact Tshepong mortuary on 0184063111.

Your assistance in this regard will be highly appreciated.

09/01/2026

06/01/2026

Klerksdorp/Tshepong Hospital Management requests assistance in tracing the family of the deceased Sizwe Mgundwane born 1984/01/01.

Mr Sizwe Mgundwane was admitted in Tshepong Hospital on 02/12/2025 brought by ambulance and he passed away on 07/12/2025.

The address provided is
6671 ext 12
Jouberton
Klerksdorp

The family mentioned in the file is Montsho's family.

Klerksdorp/ Tshepong Hospital Management request those who might have information regarding Mr Mgundwane's family to contact Tshepong mortuary on 018 4063111.

Your assistance in this regard will be highly appreciated.

18/12/2025

K/T Nursing Department on a 2-day workshop on PMDS including review and alignment on nurse's Job description and workplan.

The workshop was led by Human Resource Development team and Nursing Management.

The aim of the workshop is to ensure alignment with departmental strategic plan 2025-2026 and SANC scope of practice, standards and competencies.

17/12/2025

PUBLIC NOTICE
ISUED DATE: 17 DECEMBER 2025

Klerksdorp-Tshepong Hospital Complex

Klerksdorp-Tshepong Hospital Management hereby inform the community, patients and stakeholders about the completion of the renovations at Tshepong Emergency Department (casualty). As of 12 December 2025 the unit relocated back to the usual casualty form ward 4B.

The Hospital management would like to extend their appreciation and gratitude to the community, patients stakeholder and staff members as a whole, for corporation, team work and flexibility during the renovation process. Hopefully these renovations will improve service delivery and enhance the comfort of patients in public health care

Issued by

Klerksdorp-Tshepong Hospital Complex
Communication Office