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Aside from famous people who went to law school before becoming famous, there are also famous people who wanted to make a difference in the world by becoming doctors before they became famous. These people were on their way to becoming doctors in their past lives, and they have made important contributions to their current fields.
To put it mildly, you are not the only one who thinks about giving up medicine and doing something else every day. Who knows where a career in medicine will take you in the future. Here is a list of well-known South African people who are also doctors.
1. Dr. Tumi ( Tumisang Makweya)
Tumisang Makweya, who goes by the stage name “Dr. Tumi,” is a gospel singer and medical doctor who has won many awards. He also co-owns a private medical clinic in Polokwane, where he was born, that is open 24 hours a day.
In March 2020, when South Africa had its first state of emergency, Dr. Tumi helped out at a public hospital in Tembisa. He left the public health care field in 2011 to pursue a career in music, but he came back after seeing how the epidemic was hurting the health care workers in the country.
Thato Thelma Mosehle, Ph.D.
Dr. Thato Mosehle is from Stilfontein in the North West province. She came in second place at the Miss South Africa beauty pageant.
In 2018, she got her medical degree from the University of the Free State. After that, she did an internship at the Tshepong Hospital in Klerksdorp. She posted her video for Miss South Africa 2020 on May 17, 2020, and it got a lot of attention.
In a video posted on the Miss South Africa Instagram page, Mosehle says that the success stories of patients who have been released and are healthy enough to go home are what keep her going as a frontline worker in the epidemic.
3. Tamaryn Green, Ph.D.
Dr. Tamaryn Green was crowned Miss South Africa 2018 and came in second place at the Miss Universe 2018 competition, which was held in Thailand.
Last year, she worked as a frontline worker in Johannesburg. There, she also used her social media accounts to spread the word about COVID-19.
4. Dr. Adè van Heerde
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Heerden is now a medical doctor in Gauteng for the South African National Defense Force (SANDF) and a TV host for Health Matters on ENCA. She has made more people aware of COVID-19 and the national rules that must be followed to fight it through her social media platforms and TV show. She has also helped raise money for research on COVID-19.
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