#DidYouKnow that Parirenyatwa General Hospital, nestled in the heart of Harare, is not only the largest public hospital in Zimbabwe but also a beacon of hope for millions seeking medical care? With a rich history dating back to its establishment as the Andrew Fleming Hospital, this iconic institution was renamed in honor of the trailblazing Dr. Tichafa Samuel Parirenyatwa, the first black Zimbabwean to qualify as a doctor of medicine.
Parirenyatwa General Hospital boasts an impressive array of facilities, including the renowned Mbuya Nehanda maternity section, the Sekuru Kaguvi eye treatment unit, and a psychiatric annex, as well as several specialist pediatric wards. With over 5,000 beds and 12 operating theaters, this medical giant is equipped to handle even the most complex cases. The hospital’s affiliation with the University of Zimbabwe’s College of Health Sciences further solidifies its position as a hub for medical excellence.
As a testament to its commitment to quality care, Parirenyatwa General Hospital pioneered a groundbreaking quality management program in 2005, spearheaded by visionary leaders Thomas Zigora, Sydney Makarawo, Max Hove, and Kennedy Gombe. Today, this program continues to thrive under the coordination of Godwin Mseka, ensuring that patients receive world-class treatment in a compassionate and supportive environment.
Dandaro Online, Zimbabwe Did You Know
