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The Gauteng High Court in Johannesburg, South Africa, on Friday, upheld the rights of all breastfeeding mothers and pregnant women, as well as children under six, to be provided with free health services at public hospitals, reported <a href="https://www.sowetanlive.co.za/news/south-africa/2023-04-19-gauteng-health-department-studying-court-order-on-free-healthcare-for-migrant-mothers/">SowetanLive</a>.
The court said these rights are included for foreign and undocumented patients.
The order follows a court application brought in May 2022 by the public interest law centre Section27, in response to complaints by pregnant women and mothers of young children who have been required to pay fees to access healthcare services at public hospitals in Gauteng.
Section27, said it welcomed the High Court’s decision. It said the court ordered that the policy introduced by the Gauteng Department of Health in 2020, which denied free healthcare services to foreign pregnant women and young children, was now declared illegal.
Section27 also said the Gauteng Department of Health was also ordered to amend its policy by 16 October 2023. Section27 spokesperson Pearl Nicodemus said:
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The court order vindicates constitutional rights, specifically women’s sexual and reproductive health rights and children’s right to health.
These health rights are promoted when we prioritise combating maternal and child morbidity and mortality by increasing access to free healthcare services for all persons.
</blockquote>
Department spokesperson Motalatale Modiba said they will comment after they had gone through the ruling:
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The Gauteng Department of Health takes note of the court ruling and is currently going through the judgment and its implications. We will comment further on it in due course.
</blockquote>
In 2022, Limpopo Provincial MEC for Health, Dr Phophi Constance Ramathuba, was filmed ranting at a Zimbabwean patient saying she was straining her health budget.
Meanwhile, Nicodemus said the court ruling reduces the financial barriers that vulnerable women and children face when trying to access care in South Africa. He said:
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Government respondents failed to respond to the litigation, other than filing a notice of intention to oppose in July 2022.
Regrettably, as we know, many categories of migrant persons [mainly asylum seekers, undocumented, and persons affected by statelessness] were being denied these free health services.
By affirming that these free health services must be provided, it reduces the financial barriers that vulnerable women and children face when trying to access care.
</blockquote>
South Africa is home to millions of migrants, some undocumented, from other African countries and this has bred resentment among locals which has often degenerated into xenophobia.
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SA Court Orders Public Hospitals To Grant Free Healthcare To Foreign Mothers

A Zimbabwean national, Wellington Kachidza, who pleaded guilty to multiple murders in South Africa, revealed that after a ransom was paid for his victims, he killed them by crushing their heads with rocks.
Kachidza (27), appeared in the Gauteng High Court in Pretoria on Tuesday.
Last week, Kachidza pleaded guilty to multiple crimes including at least six murder charges, eight kidnappings, three rapes, robbery with aggravating circumstances and theft.
The court accepted his plea and convicted him on 34 counts in total.
The case was postponed to Wednesday for evidence in mitigation before sentencing.
Kachidza revealed in his guilty plea how he lied to his victims to lure and murder them.
He claimed to need help fetching a car in Eesterust because he did not have a driver’s licence.
On arrival at Eesterust, he would tell his would-be victim that the vehicle was on a plot in the distance and convinced them to accompany him.
In one such incident, on 8 October 2019, Kachidza approached Rendani Maphiri at a garage where he worked and duped him into fetching the car. He said:
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After the deceased had knocked off from work, we took a taxi to Eesterust and when we reached there, I convinced the deceased that the motor vehicle was on the other side of the mountain and we had to take a shortcut over the mountain.
When we reached the top of the mountain near a reservoir I attacked the deceased and hit him with a rock on the head. The deceased fell to the ground and became dizzy.
I instructed him to take out his cellphone and to call his sister to tell her he was kidnapped and I demanded an R5 000 ransom.
About R2 000 was sent to the deceased’s cellphone and I later withdrew the money at an ATM.
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Kachidza then took his victim’s cellphone by force and after the money was transferred, he killed him by bashing his head with a rock and left his body on the mountain.
Kachidza also lured Tebatso Mogoathlo using the same method and immediately attacked him on the mountain, striking him with a stone on the head. He said:
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I then removed his shoelaces and tied his hands. I took his cellphone and told him to call his mother and inform her that he has been kidnapped.
I demanded R3 000 to be paid in the deceased’s bank account.
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He said after R2 000 was deposited, he crushed the deceased’s head with a rock and left his body on the mountain.
On the charges of rape, Kachidza lured victims by making them believe he found them a job but would later instruct them to undress and then rape them.
Kachidza also pleaded guilty to contravening South Africa’s Immigration Act.
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