Dr. Kenny Mahlangu • General Practitioner

27/04/2026

Happy Freedom Day 🇿🇦

Warm wishes from Dr MK Mahlangu Medical Practice

Today we celebrate the spirit of unity, dignity, and the freedom that shapes our nation. May this day remind us of how far we have come and inspire us to continue building a healthier, stronger South Africa together. ❤️💙💚

Wishing you a safe and meaningful Freedom Day ✨

26/04/2026

📣📣 Please note that on Monday, 27 April and Friday, 01 May, Dr. MK Mahlangu General Practice will be closing at 14:00.
We kindly encourage all patients to plan their visits accordingly.
Thank you for your understanding.

14/04/2026

As the winter season approaches, it is the ideal time to prioritise your health and well being.

Circumcision season is here and Dr MK Mahlangu Medical Practice is ready to assist you with safe and professional care

Benefits of circumcision
✅Improved hygiene
✅Reduced risk of urinary tract infections
✅Lower risk of certain infections and STIs
✅Prevention of fo****in related conditions
✅Long term health and comfort

Your health matters. Your care matters.

📞 071 541 9446
https://www.drmkmahlangu.co.za

Your trusted family doctor!

02/04/2026

Notice 📣
We will be closed during the easter holidays.
For emergencies call: 071 541 9446

https://www.drmkmahlangu.co.za

31/03/2026

Now available at Dr. MK Mahlangu Medical Practice 🩺

We are pleased to offer Sonar Services to support accurate diagnosis and better patient care.

✔️ Safe and reliable imaging
✔️ Trusted care
✔️ Convenient, all in one place

📍 Visit us today

📞 071 541 9446
Your health is our priority 💙

https://www.drmkmahlangu.co.za

30/03/2026

Catch Dr MK Mahlangu speaking on Tuberculosis now.

28/03/2026

Notice to our patients 📢

Please note that Dr M.K. Mahlangu’s practice is closed today. We will reopen and resume normal operations on Monday.

Thank you for your understanding.

24/03/2026

WORLD TB DAY

World TB Day reminds us that tuberculosis remains a serious public health concern, particularly in countries like South Africa. Despite being preventable and curable, TB continues to affect thousands of people every year.

Early testing and timely treatment remain essential in controlling the spread of the disease. Communities must be encouraged to seek medical attention when symptoms such as a persistent cough, fever, night sweats, or weight loss appear.

Equally important is completing the full course of treatment. When treatment is interrupted, drug-resistant TB can develop, making the disease far more difficult to manage.

Together, we can work towards a future free from tuberculosis.

21/03/2026

The right to health is a fundamental human right. This Human Rights Day, we recognise the importance of accessible, equitable healthcare for all.

18/03/2026

A stroke is a medical emergency. Recognising the signs quickly can save a life and reduce long-term damage.

FACE: Has their face or mouth dropped?
ARMS: Can they lift both arms?
SPEECH: Is their speech slurred or difficult to understand? Do they understand you?
TIME: If you notice any of these signs, seek medical help immediately.

Early treatment can save a life and improve recovery. Do not delay if you suspect a stroke.