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Simana Primary School was established in 1982 and is privately owned. It has 12 trained teachers. It has an enrolment of 238 boys and 219 girls. It is a day school and has no hot seating. Leopardess St James Primary School was established in 1952 and is under private ownership. It has 8 trained teachers. It has an enrolment of 132 boys and 127 girls. It is a day school and has no hot seating. Khanye Primary School was established in 1941 and is under private ownership. It has 11 trained teachers. It is a day school and has no hot seating. There is no secondary school in the ward. 19.2 Health Facilities There is Simana Clinic was established in 1992 and is owned by Government. It is serviced by 1 nurse, but there is no resident doctor. There are 4 general beds and 10 reserved for maternity. There is no electricity and telephone services at the hospital. Jena Mines Clinic was established in 1983 and is privately owned. It is serviced by 2 nurses, but there is no resident doctor. There are 4 maternity beds and an ambulance. There is n electricity and telephone services at the hospital. 19.3 Animal Health and Management Facilities There are 3 dip tanks, which are owned by the rural district Council. However, there are no cattle sales pens, spraying points, grazing schemes and animal health and management centres. 19.4 Dams There are 2 dams in the ward which are Mbombela (1960) and Simana (1954). They are owned by the government. The water is used mainly for human consumption. 19.5 Business Centres There are 4 shopping centres, which are Mbombela, Simana, Malagani and Python. The centre includes a police post and 2 clinics. 19.6 NGO’s There is Plan International, Concern, Care International and ADBA. There are involved in issues relating to poverty alleviation, health, sanitation, education, resource conservation, and poverty alleviation.
20: The Findings and Recommendations of the Survey There is need for: - • The establishment of more crèches in virtually all the Wards in order to serve the public adequately; • The establishment of more recreational facilities for the public. There are especially very few recreational facilities for the young. • The surveys established that most of the schools were built before independence and are mostly in a state of disrepair. • There is need for more dip tanks in the newly resettled areas. • There is also need for animal health and management centres in the same areas. Appendix Diagram 1 below indicates the location of schools, the grade/status of each school, enrolment by sex, number of teachers at each school, ownership, year established and hot seating. This information is by Ward. Diagram 1 Ward Name of School Level/Status Year Boys Girls Ownership Hot Teachers Inhlangano (29) Siyezi Malisa Holy Trinity Gandi Makoronga Nyakwathi Primary Primary Primary Primary Primary Built 1955 1950 1961 2001 1954 171 - - 116 171 150 - - 108 175 Council Council Council Council Council seating No No No No No 8 16 7 5 9 Malisa Holy Trinity Secondary 1984 - - Council No 13 Sebenzani (20) Mbombela Michaels Simana Leopardess James Kanye St St Primary Primary Primary Primary 1958 1982 1952 1941 181 238 132 - 174 219 127 - Pvt Pvt Pvt Pvt No No No No 10 12 8 11 Kushinga (24) Mupinda Umelusi Umelusi Primary Primary Secondary 1965 1965 1983 212 311 216 213 315 221 Govt Govt Govt No No No 12 17 16 Makaba Loreto Primary 1945 377 372 Pvt No 21
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