Emergency Contact Details - South Africa South Africa
| South Africa’s Economy |
| South Africa’s Economy shows it has the 4th highest per capita income in Africa, is the continent’s largest energy producer and consumer. Yet South Africa, definitely a developing country, has one of the highest rates of income inequality worldwide with large income gaps and dual economy. The ZAR, South African Rand, is worldwide the most actively-traded emerging market currency and unbelievable, but according to the Bloomberg Currency Scorecard, the best-performing currency against the USD during 2002, 2003, 2004 and 2005. |
| Emergency Numbers - South Africa |
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| Written by Family-Holidays.co.za | |
| Tuesday, 03 June 2008 | |
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ALL/any Emergency 107 Ambulance 10177 Automobile Association Rescue 080 001 0101 Fire - Residential & Mountain 021 535 1100 Flying Squad - Police 10111 Lifeline 021 461 1111 Mountain Rescue 021 948 9900 Sea Rescue - NSRI 021 449 3500 Tourist Assistance - Police 021 418 2852
Hospitals
Booth Memorial Hospital 021 465 4846 Cape Town Day Hospital 021 461 1124 Chris Barnard Memorial Hospital 021 480 6111 City Park Hospital 021 480 6111 Claremont Hospital Emergency Unit 021 670 4300 Constantiaberg Medi-Clinic 021 799 2911 Faure Cancer Hospital 024 843 3337 Grootte Constantia 021 404 9111 Groote Schuur Hospital 021 404 9111 Hermanus Hospital 028 212 1166 Kingsbury Hospital 021 670 4000 Knysna Private Hospital 044 384 1083 Macassar Day Hospital 021 857 2330 Panorama Private Clinic 021 938 2111 Red Cross Children's Hospital 021 658 5111 South Peninsula Hospitals Group 021 797 5470 Tygerberg 021 938 4911 Victoria 021 799 1111 Wynberg Hospital 021 799 3000 |
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| Last Updated ( Monday, 09 June 2008 ) |
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