Kalafhi Pemano looks to medical tourism

Friday, August 02, 2019

Botswana’s nearly 2.3 million people depend on a strained and struggling health care system. And with so many people calling the public hospitals graveyards, it seems like a far-fetched idea that Botswana could ever become a medical tourism destination.

But Dr Matlhogonolo Mongwa insists that Botswana can become a medical tourism destination.

Dr Mongwa is a partner at Kalafhi Pemano, a partnership between Kalafhi Medical Centre and Pemano, led by leading South African medical specialists.

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