A groundbreaking public-private healthcare partnership piloted in KwaZulu-Natal (KZN) could revolutionise South Africa’s strained medical sector. By leveraging underutilised private-sector resources, the initiative has successfully reduced surgical waiting lists. It has reduced costs by more than half and alleviated the suffering of patients who have been waiting years for life-changing procedures. The collaboration connects the state-run Inkosi Albert Luthuli Central…