• About
  • Download Mobile App
  • Get In Touch
Ubumbano Voice
No Result
View All Result
Ubumbano Voice
No Result
View All Result
Home Economic Justice

Public health crisis reprieve for Matobo community as Ndabankulu Clinic opens doors to the public

By Langelihle Gwebu and Descent Dube

4 November 2022
in Economic Justice, Health Justice
Public health crisis reprieve for Matobo community as Ndabankulu Clinic opens doors to the public
Share on FacebookShare on Twitter

It was an occasion of jubilation and high spirits at the officially opening of Ndabankulu Clinic in Matobo Ward 4 on Friday.

READ ALSO

Women, Stand Up for Freedom

Strikes & Instability continue in Mozambique

The development was brought by World Vision in partnership with Matobo Rural District Council (MRDC) in a bid to address the dire challenges faced by the community members who walked 25 and 30km to Maphisa Hospital and Homestead Clinic respectively, to access
health services.

The project cost amounted to a total of around USD $250 000. World Vision worked hand in glove with the MRDC to ensure the project was completed. The MRDC Chief Executive Officer Mr Elvis Sibanda commended the immense contribution made by the former as they completed “the super structure, the staff quarters and also equipped the clinic”

“The community of Ndabankulu has proved to be a winning team with their councilor and the traditional leaders. The community’s development structures, the clinic committee and their builders who were always hands on, guided by Makha Dube from World Vision,” said Sibanda.

“Dube demonstrated his love for rural development, he was always on the ground monitoring this project. This is a clear response to the National Development Strategy 1 which emphasizes that no one should be left be￾hind; the community was always present in this project,” the MRDC CEO said. The Ministry of Health and Child Care also provided part of the clinic equipment, nurses and the installation of the solar equipment.

Related Posts

Women, Stand Up for Freedom
Gender Justice

Women, Stand Up for Freedom

10 December 2024
”We don’t want FRELIMO in Nampula.”
Governance – Political transformation

Strikes & Instability continue in Mozambique

18 November 2024
Mozambique under political tension
Governance – Political transformation

Mozambique under political tension

28 October 2024
Reflecting on the state of education in Zimbabwe: International Literacy Day
Education

Reflecting on the state of education in Zimbabwe: International Literacy Day

9 September 2024
Inclusion of Persons with Disability, a cornerstone for Optimum Development.
Health Justice

Inclusion of Persons with Disability, a cornerstone for Optimum Development.

5 September 2024
Lack of Transparency worsens Education opportunities in Bulawayo Schools
Economic Justice

Lack of Transparency worsens Education opportunities in Bulawayo Schools

27 June 2024

LATEST NEWS

Born without penis

Born without penis

2 November 2022
CSO’s champion young women ‘s leadership development in Bulawayo Schools Debate Rumble 2024.

CSO’s champion young women ‘s leadership development in Bulawayo Schools Debate Rumble 2024.

20 May 2024
Secretary of State in Manica encourages ‘premature marital unions’.

Secretary of State in Manica encourages ‘premature marital unions’.

19 March 2024
I AM A QUEER BLACK MAN, ZIMBABWE IS MY HOME

I AM A QUEER BLACK MAN, ZIMBABWE IS MY HOME

5 March 2024

ABOUT ACT UBUMBANO

ACT Ubumbano is a network of Southern African and European organisations working for economic, gender and environmental justice.

LATEST NEWS

  • Women, Stand Up for Freedom
  • Strikes & Instability continue in Mozambique
  • Mozambique under political tension
  • Reflecting on the state of education in Zimbabwe: International Literacy Day

GET IN TOUCH

3rd Floor, Building 2
Brooklyn Bridge Office Park
570 Fehrsen
Pretoria, South Africa

Email: info@actubumbano.org
Tel: + 27 12 433 6304

JOIN THE CONVERSATION

  • Privacy Policy
  • Disclaimer

© 2024 - Ubumbano Voice. All rights reserved

No Result
View All Result
  • Economic Justice
  • Gender Justice
  • Environmental Justice

© 2024 - Ubumbano Voice. All rights reserved