The Hospital Association of South Africa (HASA) has confirmed the continuation of the majority of its previous Board of Directors following its Annual General Meeting, with Gale Shabangu from Mediclinic Southern Africa continuing as Chairperson and Mark Bishop from Lenmed continuing as Deputy Chairperson.
The continued composition of the Board provides stability and continuity as HASA builds on its work in policy engagement, sector collaboration and its contribution to South Africa’s healthcare priorities.
The Board brings together leaders from across the private hospital sector, with experience spanning healthcare operations, strategy, governance and stakeholder engagement.
HASA Chief Executive Officer, Dr Dumisani Bomela, welcomed the continuation of the Board and said:
“The continued leadership of the HASA Board provides an important foundation for the Association as we enter the next chapter of our work. We are fortunate to have a Board with significant sector experience, combined with fresh perspectives that will help us engage constructively on the opportunities and challenges facing healthcare in South Africa.”
He added: “Our focus remains on meaningful engagement and collaboration across the healthcare sector. HASA will continue to work with government, healthcare professionals and other stakeholders to support practical solutions that contribute to a stronger, more resilient and sustainable health system.”
HASA Board 2026/27
- Gale Shabangu (Chairperson)
- Mark Bishop (Deputy Chairperson)
- Andre Joseph
- Amrita Raniga
- Bert von Wielligh
- Dr Biancha Mentoor
- Charles Vikisi
- Hendrica Ngoepe
- Dr Melanie Stander
- Prathna Sookoo
- Vishnu Rampartab
Alternate Directors:
- Dr Ashley Chengadoo
- Chantel Heyns
- Mary Ann Nabbie
As HASA moves forward, the continued Board leadership will support the Association’s ongoing engagement with stakeholders across the healthcare sector and its role in contributing to national health priorities.
