'Doctor of the people' sells kotas in spare time to pay for patients' surgeries

Author: Kuhle TshabalalaPublished on: June 6, 2026Country: South Africa

HealthSociety & Lifestyle

'Doctor of the people' sells kotas in spare time to pay for patients' surgeries

A South African doctor, known as 'Doctor of the people', sells kotas (a popular local sandwich) in his spare time to raise money for his patients' surgeries. He uses the funds to cover medical costs for those who cannot afford treatment. His initiative reflects a deep commitment to community health care.

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