A Limpopo-based herbalist is calling for stronger collaboration between the formal health system and the indigenous knowledge system to help address the country's health challenges. Mpho Makhado has recently completed the production of high-quality baobab seed oil, widely known for its skincare and cosmetic benefits. He says indigenous knowledge can complement conventional medicine.
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