Group Allocations

You have been assigned to a group (see below). If you would like to request a swap between groups, this can be arranged from Monday 22 September 2025 onwards. Please allow up to 48 working hours for a reply to your request a swap. Contact Dr Charlotte Philip – charlotte@khulavet.co.za. Please note: It is the student’s responsibility to coordinate the swap, including confirming with the other student involved and providing the details of both parties in the email request.

Group 1

Mon 9 March – Sun 15 March 2026

Ané Müller

Anga Dinisile *swopped

Jacques van Staden

Karabo Makgashula

Marné Viljoen

Oliver Roode

Ompha Nemadodzi

Ané de Kock *swopped

Riaza Jacobs

Ruth Maringa

Werner Guldenpfennig

Wilco Roets

Group 2

Mon 13 April – Sun 19 April 2026

Lena Schwalm *swopped

Ayesha Kajee

Vimbai Tadzimirwa *from waiting list

Masebolelo Khara *from waiting list

Jade Kennedy *swopped

Lihani Bester

Nabila Takolia

Releen Burger

Shamsa Hosanee

Tayla Hellyer

Yusuf Lorgat

Zaahid Moolla

Group 3

Mon 25 May – Sun 31 May 2026

Aaishah Osman

Abigail Human

Chrisne Swanepoel *swopped

Hannah Nash

Katlego Dibakwane *swopped

Phila Malinga *swopped

Liza Genis

Matshediso Mokoena

Nikira Mudaly

Sandra van Zyl

Sonal Raghubir

Thando Hlaisa

Waiting List

1 – Mashudu Takalani

2 – Keesha Saunders 

Should there be cancellations, students on the waiting list will be contacted via email and whatsapp in order (1 to 4) and given first option to take up the available place. If there are more cancellations — which we anticipate will be highly unlikely — a new lucky draw will be conducted from the remaining applicants to fill those places.

This is only the beginning..

This elective is a culmination of our love of mentoring, welfare work, and a hope to inspire the future generation of vets to lead in the fight against rabies. We created Khula Outreach to give final-year students the opportunity to engage with vets working in different spheres, so you can gain a clearer picture of what the South African veterinary industry has to offer, and the realities of working and living abroad. Our aim is to help you navigate the learning curves with confidence, embrace both the challenges and the wins, and find your authentic space in this profession so you can thrive.

We wish we could open Khula Outreach to every single applicant. With so much talent and passion among you, choosing is never easy — which is why we use a lucky draw system, to keep the process fair and transparent.

Khula Outreach is just the beginning — we have committed our professional careers to supporting veterinarians and their teams, and that journey starts with you as final-year students.

For those who didn’t make it into Khula Outreach 2026 – you are very welcome to email us if you’d like advice on finding a private practice for your elective — we’re here to help.

A huge thank you to our veterinary partners who have made this initiative possible