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Spicy Broccoli and Mung Bean Curry

Bring on the heat in this mouth-watering spicy broccoli and mung bean (dithlodi) curry recipe. As one of the Future 50 Foods, mung beans (dithlodi) are sustainable and packed with nutritional value. They bring untold flavour and goodness to this tasty curry dish. What You’ll Need: 200g (1 cup) mung beans (dithlodi), soaked overnight and drained (see NOTE) 300g broccoli florets 45ml (3 tbsp) sunflower oil, for frying 1 x KNORR Chakalaka Soup 5ml (1 tsp) turmeric powder 400ml (1 tin) lite coconut milk Fresh coriander, to serve Sliced chilli and squeeze of lime juice, to serve How to Make:

Struggling to have a healthy baby? Take a different approach

Cindy (39) and her husband Rudi (34) struggled to fall pregnant for four years. After trying naturally for a year, they had three intrauterine inseminations (IUIs) and one in vitro fertilisation (IVF), all with negative results. Then Cindy’s specialist recommended that they find an egg donor, as her eggs were of such poor quality. Combining science and nature Feeling lost and demotivated, Cindy was about to give up when she came across Supreme Fertility, which takes a different approach, combining DNA testing with consultations, lifestyle guidance and supplementation. Doors opened that had once seemed closed, and the couple was once

Fertility Show Africa - meet and engage with top experts

Subscribe to the FSA YouTube channel for free access to top fertility information and advice!

Recordings of the Expert Talks from past Fertility Show Africa events are now available to watch online. Subscribe to our YouTube channel and get free access to a wide range of talks, from world-leading fertility specialists and experts, such as Preparing for IVF, Age and Fertility, Pre-implantation Genetic Testing, Social Egg Freezing, Endometriosis and PCOS, Causes of IVF Failure and How to Minimise the Risk, General Surrogacy Process and Surrogacy – the Law and much, much more. Special thanks to all our awesome speakers for their invaluable contribution to the Fertility Show Africa programme. Their expertise, knowledge and commitment to helping those struggling to conceive is essential in helping

Thai Satay Sweet Potato with warm beans & a coconut milk and peanut butter sauce

A diet rich in nutrients helps to improve the chances of conceiving and sweet potatoes are well known for their nutritional benefits! Try this speedy and satisfying sugar-free peanut satay sauce infused with Thai curry paste, coconut milk, and fresh lime. Decorated with chilli, coriander, and peanuts, it spills over caramelised sweet potato and a vibrant mix of green and black beans. The sweet potato is packed with vitamins such as: Vitamin B6 to help regulate hormone production Beta-carotene known to improve ovarian and adrenal health Vitamin A known to promote healthy and fertile cervical fluid Vitamin C to help

Fertility Show Africa

The essential event for any fertility journey

It is estimated that infertility in Africa affects one in six couples, which means that in Southern Africa alone there are eight million people who suffer from infertility.  For the first time this year, a dedicated fertility show will be held on the African continent and follows successful international fertility events that offer those struggling to conceive, and those on a journey to parenthood, the opportunity to engage with specialists and experts and be exposed to every conceivable alternative in a supportive and unobtrusive environment.  The Fertility Show Africa gives attendees the opportunity to chat face-to-face with a wide range

The Fertility Show Africa returns

If you are trying to conceive or on a journey to parenthood then you cannot afford to miss Fertility Show Africa (FSA) 2022, which this year will be free for all attendees online. If you are actively seeking answers, solutions and treatments and in need of expert advice, support and encouragement, FSA 2022 offers attendees the opportunity to consult confidentially with a wide range of clinicians and experts as well as engage, ask questions, find answers and gather information from some of the industry’s best specialists, embryologists, nurses, psychologists as well as leading professionals in fertility who have struggled with

Treating Male Infertility

It’s something rarely spoken of and one of society’s longstanding taboos – men who struggle with infertility. Studies show that in over 40 percent of couples attending fertility clinics in South Africa, male infertility lies at the heart of the problem. Abnormal sperm production as a result of medical conditions that can often be reversed – like obesity or drug use – have led experts to agree that with the right intervention, male infertility can be treated. So why are some men so reluctant to seek help? Fertility Show Africa (FSA) debuted on the African continent in 2020 and has

Two award-winning productions of stage and screen and a highly-anticipated new play featured in Fertility Show Africa programme

Two award-winning productions of stage and screen, and a highly anticipated new play are featured in this year’s programme for the Fertility Show Africa (FSA) online event which takes place on Saturday, October 9, and Sunday, October 10. Curse of the Womb – which can be seen on Sunday, October 10 at 14h30 – is a new play by Sisa Congress V Makaula III in which six talented individuals, who come from different backgrounds, give powerful energy to the concept of infertility. The Curse of the Womb screening is sponsored by Salome™. Says Makaula: “For many years the African perspective

Two Dads on the Journey of a Lifetime

Michael Johnson-Ellis and Wes Johnson-Ellis are two dads on a mission. A mission to raise awareness of same-sex parenting through their not-for-profit organisation, My Surrogacy Journey. The UK-based fathers of Talulah, who turns five in October, and two-year-old Duke, will be guest speakers at the forthcoming Fertility Show Africa (FSA), a fully interactive two-day online event that will offer visitors access to a wide range of world-leading fertility specialists, experts and clinicians. Following its hugely successful debut last year, FSA takes place on Saturday, October 9, and Sunday, October 10, and will allow attendees from around South Africa, the African

Fertility Show Africa 2020

Your one-stop portal for fertility related information

One in six couples in South Africa struggles with infertility, a disease that can be caused by a large range of factors from low-sperm count, to polycystic ovary syndrome, through to stress and other lifestyle factors. Sometimes, the underlying causes are never found and you could be one in 30% of cases with “unexplained infertility”. The causes of infertility can be as diverse as the couples trying to conceive but, the one thing that most have in common, is the enormous amount of stress it places on all your relationships. Infertility is a lonely and misunderstood disease. It’s often difficult

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Reasons to partner with Fertility Show Africa

With 1 in 6 couples struggling with infertility and for those on a fertility journey for other reasons, Fertility Show Africa is a unique and much needed event on the annual fertility events calendar. 

Fertility Show Africa exhibitors will have the opportunity to engage directly and support visitors on their fertility journey and journey to parenthood, and searching for products, services and information to assist them in making the right choice for them. 

The event will feature a wide array of exhibitors as well as a line-up of expert speakers who will cover a range of topics – from IVF to surrogacy and adoption – designed to inform and enlighten couples who are trying to start or grow their family. 

Partnering with us will provide you with the unique opportunity to educate couples facing infertility and ensure they are given sufficient accurate information to make informed choices. Your participation will contribute to the success of the show’s mission which is to grow awareness around infertility, to provide reliable information and to support fertility patients on their fertility journey.  

The attendee profile will include: 

  • People trying to start or expand their family
  • People diagnosed with fertility problems
  • Individuals, couples, singles & same sex couples from all over South Africa, Africa & Internationally
  • Reproductive Medical Specialists, Obstetricians, Gynaes, Embryologists, Nurses, IVF co-ordinators, Lab staff, Caregivers, Fertility Trade & Industry

Opportunities for visitors include support and specialised information around: 

  • Adoption
  • Alternative therapies, including acupuncture, reiki, vitamins and supplements, as well as eating and lifestyle options to encourage fertility
  • Artificial insemination, IVF and ICSI
  • Egg, sperm and embryo donation
  • Surrogacy
  • The LGBT community
  • Legal and ethical aspects
  • Treatment options and ways in which to optimise egg and sperm health

Opportunities for exhibitors include:

  • Face-to-face interaction and immediate feedback with a highly engaged audience
  • The ability to generate awareness of your products by showcasing your specialist range and alternative offerings to a public that is actively seeking solutions
  • The opportunity to align your brand with the most credible experts in the field of fertility and adoption
  • The launch of new products and services, as well as a means to identify new products and markets

We look forward to welcoming you as an exhibitor at Fertility Show Africa!

To apply for a stand, request rates or just looking for more information, complete the form below and our event team will get back to you as soon as possible.

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6 great reasons to exhibit

Leading Event

Fertility Show Africa is the only event in Africa for visitors to get the best and most accurate advice, support and information on fertility, adoption, surrogacy, treatment options, egg and sperm donation, alternative therapies and their health.

Market Leaders

Fertility Show Africa gathers market leaders and players in the fertility industry as exhibitors.

African Hub

Fertility Show Africa addresses visitors in South Africa and Africa.

Market Orientation

Fertility Show Africa presents innovative products, solutions and essential information to support the fertility journey of patients, to find the right solution to meet their needs.

Inspiration


Fertility Show Africa informs about trends and developments within an inspiring talks and support programme.

Valuable Network

Exhibitors and visitors will benefit from our network of key industry players, associations and media.

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