The Faculty of Health and Environmental Sciences (FHES) proudly congratulates nine South African Military Health Services (SAMHS) graduates on their dedication and perseverance. This achievement underscores the ongoing value of this partnership in developing a stronger, highly skilled healthcare workforce.

Back row from left: Sithebe Sibusiso, George Liyema, Sapepa Luzuko and Blanket Kyle.

Middle row: Ndlovu Thembelihle, Bosman Brooklyn, Arends Larren and Murumela Tshilidzitshwane.

Seated front row: Lieutenant Colonel, Dr. Pitso Mashangwane: SO1 Oral Health 3 Military Health Unit Free State, Colonel, Dr. Oscar Nkoana: Acting Director Oral Health, and Colonel, Dr Ludrish Shikwambani: Officer Commanding 3 Military Hospital.

The Faculty of Health and Environmental Sciences (FHES) proudly celebrates the graduation of nine members of the South African Military Health Services (SAMHS), who have successfully completed the Higher Certificate in Dental Assisting. Their achievement marks another significant milestone in the longstanding partnership between CUT and SAMHS, a collaboration committed to advancing skills development and professional training within the health sector.

Through this programme, participants are equipped with essential theoretical knowledge and hands-on competencies that strengthen the delivery of oral healthcare services. Their success reflects the impact of purposeful training and the value of investing in human capital to support national health priorities.

This accomplishment stands as a testament to the faculty’s commitment to fostering impactful partnerships and contributing to national development through education and capacity-building.