ENHI

28/03/2026

High-Level Commendation for ENHI's National Service at World TB Day

Eswatini Nazarene Health Institutions' substantial contributions to the Kingdom of Eswatini were officially recognized and commended during the World TB Day commemoration. Minister of Health, Mduduzi Matsebula, accompanied by the Minister of Tinkhundla Administration and Development and MP Sabelo Mthethwa, Chairperson of the TD Caucus, praised ENHI's exceptional visibility and unwavering dedication to serving the country. The Minister highlighted ENHI's crucial role during national events, reinforcing the significant and positive impact we are making across the nation. This esteemed recognition truly affirms our commitment to health and active community engagement. Our work is genuinely being noted and valued.

28/03/2026

Eswatini Nazarene Health Institutions (ENHI) has proudly joined the nation and the world in commemorating World TB Day! Today, hosted by the Ministry of Health at Nkwene Constituency, we unite under the powerful theme: 'Yes! We Can End TB! Led by communities, powered by innovations.'

Our collective participation is crucial in this fight! Together, we can transform the dream of ending TB into a tangible reality. Let's amplify our voices, strengthen our communities, and embrace innovation to achieve a TB-free future for Eswatini and beyond!

19/03/2026

Eswatini Nazarene Health Institutions (ENHI) is gearing up for TB Day with a special commemoration at Raleigh Fitkin Memorial (RFM) Hospital! The commemoration is held under the theme; "Yes we can end TB, led by communities, powered by innovation."

This important day highlights the global effort to eradicate Tuberculosis, and at ENHI, we believe that dedicated staff are at the heart of this mission. Our incredible medical team at RFM Hospital goes above and beyond. While commemorating TB Day, they don't just focus on TB education; they provide comprehensive health advice to all our clients.

Their commitment to educating our community on various health topics empowers individuals to make informed decisions and live healthier lives. This holistic approach to patient care and health education is crucial in building a healthier Eswatini.

Let's support our communities and be powered by innovation to end TB!

18/03/2026

The Eswatini Nazarene Health Institutions (ENHI) Lutsango Regiment proudly took part in the ongoing Marula Festival (celebration of the First Fruit) held at Hlane Royal Residence, joining the nation in celebrating the rich cultural heritage of the Kingdom of Eswatini.

Clad in beautiful traditional attire, the ENHI Lutsango women represented the institution with pride, unity, and respect for Eswatini customs. Their participation reflects ENHI’s continued commitment not only to providing quality healthcare, but also to preserving and promoting the cultural values that define us as a nation.

The institution remains grateful to management for the ongoing support towards cultural activities, including the provision of traditional attire and budget allocation that enables staff to actively participate in important national events such as this one.

As ENHI, we believe that a strong nation is built on both good health and strong cultural identity.

13/03/2026

The Eswatini Nazarene Health Institutions (ENHI) continues to demonstrate its commitment not only to quality healthcare, but also to preserving the rich cultural heritage of the Kingdom of Eswatini.
Today, ENHI Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Mazwi Mavuso once again proudly saw off members of the ENHI Lutsango Regiment as they departed for the second leg of the 2026 Marula Festival, which will be held at Hlane Royal Residence. This afternoon, the regiment will present tetfulo to Their Majesties through Her Majesty the Queen Mother and participate in the sacred festivities throughout the weekend, before observing a well-deserved rest on Monday during the Lutsango Holiday, designated to honour their dedication and hard work during the annual Marula Festival.
Participation in such cultural activities is of great importance, as it strengthens unity, identity, and a shared sense of belonging among emaSwati. For institutions like ENHI, involvement in national traditions reflects respect for the country’s values and reinforces the spirit of togetherness that is essential in building a strong, compassionate and people-centred health system.
As ENHI, we remain proud to stand in unity with the nation - honouring our culture while continuing to serve the people with dedication, humility, and excellence.

13/03/2026

Stronger together for a healthier Eswatini. 🤝🏥

Eswatini Nazarene Health Institutions (ENHI) was privileged to welcome a delegation from Good Shepherd Catholic Hospital (GSCH) today for a fruitful benchmarking engagement, further strengthening the spirit of partnership that continues to unite mission health institutions in serving the nation.

In a developing country like ours, collaboration is not just important — it is essential. When health institutions come together to share knowledge, support one another, and learn from best practices, we build a stronger, more innovative, and more accessible health system for all emaSwati. Such partnerships inspire progress, improve the quality of care, and remind us that the mission to heal is greater when carried out together.

ENHI deeply values this growing relationship with GSCH and remains committed to fostering partnerships that advance compassionate, excellent, and life-changing healthcare for our communities.

06/03/2026

Right now, we're kicking off the year with purpose and prayer! The Eswatini Nazarene Health Institutions (ENHI) is holding a moving Beginning of Year Prayer at The Sharpe Memorial Church of the Nazarene. Our guiding theme, "Abiding in Christ for Fruitful, Compassionate and Excellent Service," inspired by John 15:5-7, is setting a powerful tone for all we aim to achieve.

05/03/2026

Facebook asked what is on our minds, and this is on our minds

04/03/2026

A transformative milestone for community healthcare
Sigcaweni Nazarene Clinic (Lubombo Region) has received a remarkable E160 000 facelift through the generous support of the Eswatini Charitable Trust, in partnership with UK-based, African-born Dr Greg Warner. This impactful investment has expanded the clinic’s consultation rooms from one to four, with a dispenser - significantly reducing patient waiting times and enhancing the quality and efficiency of care.
The project also included the installation of potable water and other key improvements, further strengthening service delivery at the facility. As one of the 20 community clinics under the Eswatini Nazarene Health Institutions (ENHI), Sigcaweni Nazarene Clinic continues to grow as a beacon of accessible, community-centred healthcare.
Yesterday (Tuesday, 3 March 2026), representatives from the Eswatini Charitable Trust, Dr Warner, and ENHI Management visited the clinic to witness firsthand the positive impact of this collaboration.
Together, we are building healthier communities - one clinic at a time.

03/03/2026

A proud and memorable weekend for Eswatini Nazarene Health Institutions (ENHI) Lutsango at the vibrant Marula Festival at Buhleni Royal Residence!

Rooted in culture, unity, and tradition, this annual celebration brought together emaSwati from all walks of life — and ENHI was honoured to be part of the experience. As we continue to serve the nation in health, we equally celebrate the heritage that binds us together.

In line with our commitment to care and preparedness, ENHI also deployed a dedicated medical team on-site to provide timely medical support to members of the Lutsango Regiment and attendees who might have required medical attention during the ceremony.

Serving our communities goes beyond our facilities — it is about being present, responsive, and supportive wherever the nation gathers.

27/02/2026