The Mpumalanga Department of Health MEC, Sasekani Manzini, received a mobile clinic donated by Sasol at Naas Community Hall in Nkomazi Local Municipality. The clinic was handed over on Thursday November 17.
The vice president for Sasol corporate affairs who is responsible for overseeing corporate social responsibility, Mashudu Ndou, handed over one mobile clinic, including three refrigerators and temperature loggers.
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Addressing the community members Manzini said, “The provision of sustainable and effective services to communities is the order of the day and we are grateful for the prolonged partnership government has had with Sasol over the years. Once again, a private-public partnership has yielded positive outcomes that will benefit community members.”
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She said community members must utilise health care services that are given to them by government to their full advantage and for their well-being.
This mobile clinic will be used to reach community members, including those staying and working farms.
