Abstract
Advances in big data analysis, the Internet of Things and simulation technology have led to a surge in interest in digital twin technology, which creates virtual clones of physical entities across several industries. The technological revolution with digital twins, incorporating Internet of Things, big data analysis and simulation technologies, holds the potential for predictive insights, real-time monitoring and increased operational efficiency across the healthcare industry. This paper explores the potential of digital twins to improve healthcare delivery and health outcomes in Africa. It examines their applications in various health sectors, explores their feasibility and highlights the potential challenges associated with their implementation while proposing sustainable recommendations.