Chris Hani Baragwanath Hospital

Chris Hani Baragwanath Healing facility is the third biggest clinic on the planet after the West China Doctor's facility of West China Restorative Focal point of Sichuan College, and Chang Gung Commemoration Doctor's facility at Linkou, possessing 70 ha (170 sections of land), with 3,200 overnight boardinghouses staff individuals. The healing facility is in the Soweto range south of Johannesburg, South Africa. It is one of the 40 Gauteng common clinics, and is financed and oversaw by the Gauteng Commonplace Division of Wellbeing. It is a showing healing center for the College of the Witwatersrand Medicinal School, alongside the Charlotte Maxeke Johannesburg Scholastic Doctor's facility, Helen Joseph Doctor's facility and the Rahima Moosa Mother and Tyke Doctor's facility.

The Illustrious Royal Healing center, Baragwanath, was inherent what today is Diepkloof in 1941 for convalescing English and Ward officers. John Albert Baragwanath possessed an inn, The Wayside Hotel, from the late nineteenth century close to the healing facility's present area . Field Marshal Jan Mucks noted amid the opening services that the office would be utilized for the range's dark populace after the war. In 1947 Lord George VI went by and exhibited awards to the troops there. From this begin developed Baragwanath Healing facility (as it got to be known after 1948), supposedly the biggest doctor's facility in the southern side of the equator. In 1997 another name change took after, with the sprawling office now known as Chris Hani Baragwanath Doctor's facility out of appreciation for the South African Comrade Party pioneer who was killed in 1993.

The name Baragwanath is of Cornish cause, signifying "wheaten bread.