Africa Urology

29/08/2026

Did you miss this week's guide?

We've been talking about something many women experience but don't always understand:

Why do urinary symptoms keep coming back?

We've put together a practical guide explaining recurrent UTIs, what to pay attention to and why understanding the pattern matters.

Read the full guide →

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Listen. Understand. Empower.

Recurrent UTIs can be frustrating. Learn why urinary symptoms may keep returning, what patterns to watch for, and when it may be worth seeing a urologist.

26/08/2026

Have you ever treated a UTI, felt better… and then found yourself dealing with the same symptoms again?

It can be easy to think: "Maybe this is just something I have to live with." But recurring urinary symptoms deserve a closer look.

Burning, urgency, frequent urination and pain can occur for different reasons. Paying attention to when symptoms occur and whether they follow certain patterns can help you and your healthcare provider understand what may be happening.

We've put together a new guide for women asking: "Why does this keep happening?"

Read I Thought It Was Just Another UTI on the Africa Urology Knowledge Hub.
https://linktr.ee/africaurology

Listen. Understand. Empower.

25/08/2026

Sometimes the pattern tells you more than a single episode.If urinary symptoms keep returning, try keeping a simple record of:

• When symptoms happen
• What symptoms you experience
• Whether they follow certain activities
• How severe they feel
• Anything else you notice

A symptom diary can help you and your healthcare provider identify patterns that might otherwise be missed. Understanding comes before treatment.

Read the full guide: I Thought It Was Just Another UTI. https://linktr.ee/africaurology

10/08/2026

The woman behind the vision.
This Women's Month, we want to take a moment to recognise Dr Viola Morolo, Founder and CEO of Africa Urology.

Dr V's vision for Africa Urology has always extended beyond treating patients. It is about creating a space where people can talk openly about urological health, ask the questions they may be embarrassed to ask elsewhere, understand their options and feel respected throughout their healthcare journey.

It is also about education — helping students, healthcare professionals and future specialists grow while contributing to the development of urology across Africa.
That vision continues to guide the work we do every day.
Today, we celebrate the woman behind

Thank you, Dr V, for your leadership, compassion and commitment to building a different kind of healthcare experience.
💙
Happy Women's Month.

10/08/2026

Happy Women's Day 🌸
Today, we celebrate the women who care, lead, teach, heal and inspire.
We celebrate the women caring for patients, supporting families, teaching future healthcare professionals, leading teams and quietly doing the work that makes compassionate healthcare possible.
At Africa Urology, we believe that healthcare should be human. It should allow people to feel heard, respected and empowered throughout their journey.
Today, we simply want to say thank you to the women who help make that possible.
Happy Women's Day from all of us at Africa Urology.

26/06/2026

Every province that joins this movement brings us one step closer to healthcare freedom.

Today we recognise the Limpopo Department of Health & Social Development for supporting the 2026 ASH Mandela Surgical Marathon.

Together with hospitals, healthcare professionals and partners across South Africa, we are working to reduce elective surgical waiting lists through collaboration.

Thank you for helping build a healthier future.

❤️ Walk for Those Still Waiting.

24/06/2026

What would you tell your younger self about health?

Many men spend years focusing on work, family and responsibilities while ignoring the small signals their bodies are trying to send.

Often the biggest health problems don't arrive suddenly.

They develop quietly over time.

This carousel highlights some of the lessons many men wish they had understood earlier.

Which slide stood out to you most?

09/06/2026

South African men have a unique relationship with healthcare 😅

Sometimes symptoms are met with:

"I'll sleep it off."

"It's probably stress."

"Let me just drink some water."

While these phrases are often said jokingly, delaying health conversations can sometimes lead to bigger problems later.

Earlier conversations often mean earlier solutions.

Which slide felt the most familiar?

27/05/2026

A lot of South African boys grow up hearing:
“Be strong.”
“Don’t cry.”
“Man up.”

But very few are taught how to actually talk about fear, pain or vulnerability — especially around sensitive topics like circumcision and health.

This post isn’t about attacking culture or tradition.

It’s about asking an honest question:

Can we create healthier conversations for the next generation of men while still respecting culture and identity?

We’d genuinely like to hear different perspectives.

What’s the most “man up” thing you were told growing up?

25/05/2026

Happy Africa Day from Africa Urology 🌍

Today we celebrate the beauty, resilience and strength of our continent and the people who make it extraordinary.

As a proudly African medical practice, we are honoured to serve our communities through compassionate, patient-centred healthcare and meaningful conversations that empower people to take charge of their health.

Here’s to a healthier, stronger and more united Africa.