Tom London moved to private facility after Helen Joseph horror

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Well-known broadcaster, Tom London has been moved to a private medical facility after his tirade against Helen Joseph over the weekend. With the help of public donations, London has now been booked into the Morningside Mediclinic and he shared more about his ordeal at the public facility with Kaya News. In a private hospital room, London who has since showered, and is fresh-faced after a shave, clarified that his remarks about Helen Joseph have nothing to do with his actual medical treatment at the facility. Instead, he highlighted the lack of human dignity and respect from healthcare professionals, empathy and no proper systems in place. Phemelo speaks to Kaya News Reporter, Tsholofelo Tshoku, DA Shadow MEC for Health, Jack Bloom and Gauteng Health Spokesperson, Motalatele Modiba.
9 Sep 2024 4PM English South Africa Education · Careers

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