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Botshilu Private Hospital

Welcome Dr Sphamandla Nzukuma

Dr. Sphamandla Nzukuma

Urologist

MBChB (SMU) FC Urol (SA) MMed Urol (UP)

MP No.: MP0752231  PR No.: 1230085

T: +27 (0) 12 798 7030
E: dr.nzukuma@gmail.com
W: www.drsnzukuma.co.za

Consultation Day:
Tuesdays: 14:30 – 17:00
Doctors Consulting Building, Suite No.01

What is Urlology

Treatment for kidney stones, bladder problems, prostate issues, and urinary tract concerns.

Dr. Xhadi Sphamandla Nzukuma is a proud son of a small township in Butterworth, where he was raised by a determined single mother alongside his three siblings. Growing up with limited resources and no clear path to a promising future, he boldly chose to forge his own way by enlisting in the South African National Defence Force (SANDF). There, he underwent rigorous basic training and earned his qualifications as a Paratrooper, yet his true calling remained elusive.

Drawn to the field of medicine and driven by a passion to make a lasting impact on people’s lives, he pursued and completed his Bachelor of Medicine and Surgery (MBChB) at the Medical University of Southern Africa (MEDUNSA). It was during his internship that he discovered a deep-seated passion for Urology, a field he embraced fully during community service and beyond.

With unwavering dedication, Dr. Spha Nzukuma advanced his expertise, completing specialist training at the College of Medicine of South Africa as a Urologist, and further earning a Master’s degree in Urology from the University of Pretoria (UP).

Beyond his professional accomplishments, Dr. Nzukuma is a devoted husband and proud father of two. His role as a family man deeply influences his approach to patient care, fostering a sense of empathy, patience, and dedication in his medical practice. He understands the importance of balancing clinical excellence with compassionate treatment, ensuring that every patient receives the highest standard of care.

His journey from military service to medicine reflects a steadfast commitment to excellence, innovation, and patient-centered care, making him a valuable asset to the multidisciplinary team in Medicine and Surgery.

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Emergency Information

Call National Emergency Services First:

Then Call Botshilu Emergency Room:

Our 24/7 emergency department treats heart attacks, severe injuries, stroke symptoms, breathing difficulties, and more.

Medical Aid Members:
Bring your medical aid card, we handle emergency authorisation on-site.

Average emergency wait time: 30 minutes, depending on triage