New Troya Clinic to serve about 5,000 residents in Mpumalanga

By Lebone Rodah Mosima

Mpumalanga Premier Mandla Ndlovu officially opened the new Troya Clinic on Tuesday, saying the facility would improve access to healthcare for about 5,000 people in Troya and nearby communities, including Nkandla, Clinic View, and Marikana.

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Delivering his address at the opening, Ndlovu said the new clinic was part of the provincial government’s effort to expand primary healthcare services in rural communities and reduce the need for residents to travel long distances for treatment.

“Today, we proudly hand over a modern, well-equipped clinic that will restore dignity to our people and improve access to quality healthcare services,” he said.

The clinic includes a pharmacy, consultation rooms, solar backup power, dedicated maternal and child healthcare areas, an emergency room and water-storage capacity to allow services to continue during water interruptions.

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