Silobela - Zimbabwe Parliament

Malisa Holy Trinity Secondary School was established in 1984 and is owned
by council. It has 8 trained teachers and 5 who are not trained. It has a total
enrolment of 286 pupils. It is a day school and offers subjects up to “O” Level.
There is no hot seating at the school.
18.2 Health Facilities
There is one clinic in the ward called Mazebe Rural. There is no resident doctor
and it is manned by 2 nurses. It is owned by government, has 2 maternity beds
and 6 general beds.
18.3 Animal Health and Management Facilities
There are 3 dip tanks, which are owned by the government. There are however
no cattle sales pens, spraying points, grazing schemes and animal health and
management centre.
18.4 Dams
There is 1 dam in the ward which is Malisa (1957), owned by government and
provides water to the town.
18.5 Business Centres
There are shopping centres, which are Malisa, Siyezi and Nyakwathi. There is a
general lack of infrastructure at the centres except for a police post and a clinic.
18.6 NGO’s
There is CARE International and Concern operating in the ward. They deal with
issues relating to health, sanitation, education, gender and human rights and
poverty alleviation.
19. Ward 20 (Sebenzani)
The ward falls under Chief Malisa and he is assisted by Headman Simana. It is
in the communal lands. There are 4 primary schools, no crèches, no secondary
schools and 2 clinics in the ward.
19.1 Education
There is Mbombela St Michael’s Primary School in the Ward, which was
established in 1958. It has an enrolment of 185 boys and 174 girls with a staff
complement of 10 trained teachers. It is privately owned and is a day school.
There is no hot seating at the school.