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There Christian Care Zimbabwe, Plan International and ORAP operating in the
ward. It deals with issues pertaining to poverty alleviation, sanitation, education,
gender and human rights and health.
17. Ward 23 [Jackson (Totonga)]
The ward falls under Chief Malisa and he assisted by Headman Makhaba. There
are 3 primary schools, 3 crèches, 1 secondary school and 1 clinic in the ward.
This is located in small scale farming areas.
17.1 Education
There is St Mark’s Lozane Primary School in the Ward, which was established
in 1910. It has a staff complement of 10 trained teachers. It is owned by council
and is a day school. There is no hot seating at the school.
St Joseph’s Primary School was established in 1948 and is owned by council.
It has 12 trained teachers. It has an enrolment of 263 boys and 219 girls. It is a
day school and has no hot seating.
Totololo Primary School is owned by council. It has 4 trained teachers and 1
who are not trained. It is a day school and has no hot seating.
Zimemle Secondary School was established in 1984 and is owned by council.
It has 14 trained teachers and 1 who are not trained. It has an enrolment of 222
boys and 198 girls. It is a day school and offers subjects up to “O” Level. There
is no hot seating at the school
17.2 Health Facilities
There is 1 one clinic in the ward called Jackson. Jackson Clinic was established
in 1961 and is owned by council. It is serviced by 1 nurse, and there is no
resident doctor. There are 9 maternity beds and 9 general beds. The clinic uses
solar power and there are telephone services.
17.3 Animal Health and Management Facilities
There are 2 dip tanks, 96 grazing schemes, 1 cattle sales pen and there are no
spraying points or animal health and management centres. The cattle sales pen
and the dip tanks are owned by the rural district council. The grazing schemes
are under private ownership. There are 96 small scale farms and each farmer
owns his/her grazing scheme.
17.4 Dams