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Wits dental students voice concerns over hazardous work conditions and threats of eviction

Noxolo Majavu and Palesa Dlamini

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Dental students operate a clinic from the public hospital. Photo: Gallo Images

Dental students operate a clinic from the public hospital. Photo: Gallo Images

Wits University dental students are up in arms about the crammed and hazardous conditions under which they work at the Charlotte Maxeke Johannesburg Academic Hospital.

They say these conditions impede their training. Dental students operate a clinic from the public hospital.

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