Dr. Molebogeng Kolojane

Molebogeng Kolojane is a South African researcher in infectious diseases and public health, with a focus on HIV-associated opportunistic infections and antimicrobial stewardship. Affiliated with national surveillance and academic hospital networks, the work contributes to evidence-based policy and clinical practice in high-burden settings, particularly in the management of cryptococcal disease.

Research centers on cryptococcal meningitis outcomes, including the impact of laboratory screening and access to flucytosine-containing regimens. Publications in leading infectious diseases journals highlight survival benefits of early diagnosis and optimized antifungal therapy, supporting national treatment programmes and guideline development in resource-constrained contexts.

Additional scholarship addresses antimicrobial resistance and stewardship across diverse hospital settings in South Africa, examining healthcare worker perspectives and system-level challenges. Although based on a limited body of currently indexed publications, the work demonstrates strengths in multicentre observational research, implementation science, and translating surveillance data into actionable health policy.