In conversation with Mary Mafa

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Women’s health is a conversation that goes
beyond what we see on the surface. From breast health
and menstrual cycles to access to sanitary products and
the support available to young women, understanding our
bodies and having access to the right healthcare can make
a real difference. Joining us on Sound of the beat is a
professional nurse with more than four decades of
experience in nursing and public healthcare. She began
her nursing training in 1982 and qualified in 1985,
continuing to build her experience through post-basic
courses and different areas of healthcare.
8 Aug English South Africa Music Interviews · Comedy Interviews

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