Government is accelerating efforts to modernise health infrastructure, with Mpilo Central Hospital in Bulawayo currently undergoing significant renovation works. Built in 1958, the hospital is being refurbished in two critical sections, restoring capacity and paving the way for upgraded medical equipment to improve service delivery.
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