[spotlight] As a young doctor working in rural KwaZulu-Natal, Hennie Hamilton lived with a Zulu family for four years, an experience which, he says, changed him forever. Twenty-three years later, he’s still working in the area as medical manager at Mosvold Hospital and doing cataract surgery on patients from five rural hospitals.
South Africa: ‘This One Was Brought By God Himself’ – the Doctor Helping People See Again in Rural KZN
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