Mpumalanga Department of Health

14/08/2025

CHEKA IMPILO HIT EHLANZENI DISTRICT.

The Cheka Impilo door-to-door campaign is gaining momentum across all three districts in the province. Today, 13th August 2025, healthcare workers visited Zwelisha and Clau-Clau Trust in Ehlanzeni District under the City of Mbombela to provide comprehensive primary healthcare services to the communities.

Both young and elderly individuals underwent screenings for various diseases and received guidance on regular medical checkups at their nearest healthcare facilities to ensure their health status is monitored and treated accordingly.

The Mpumalanga Department of Health will continue to implement the primary objective of the Cheka Impilo campaign, which is to encourage communities to proactively manage their health through regular screenings, testing, and participation in preventative healthcare measures that address pressing health challenges.

The community, comprising both elderly and young people, appreciated the campaign and welcomed the dedicated healthcare workers into their homes, demonstrating a collaborative effort towards a shared goal of achieving a healthy society.

14/08/2025

CHEKA IMPILO CAMPAIGN HIT DR JS MOROKA LOCAL MUNICIPALITY, WARD 27.

The Mpumalanga Department of Health,continues to take healthcare services right to the community's doorsteps.Today, 14 August 2025, the campaign was at Seabe Village, under Dr JS Moroka Local Municipality Ward 27, where a devoted team of health professionals from our Sub-District conducted door-to-door healthcare screening. Approximately 69 households were visited and received fully packaged primary healthcare services.

Community members attended in large numbers to access various healthcare services from temporary stalls and a mobile clinic stationed at Leseleseleng local sports field, and also received critical information to make informed life choices beneficial to their health.

Bringing primary healthcare directly to households is a true reflection of the Department's aim in strengthening the health system by promoting prevention and early detection of chronic illnesses, thereby contributing to a healthier society.

14/08/2025

TAKING LEGISLATURE TO THE PEOPLE FEEDBACK SESSION.

"In honour of the Freedom Charter standpoint that stipulates that "The people shall govern", today, 14 August 2025, we are in Mkhondo Municipality for the second day of our noble session, which sees us reaching out to the masses.

"We are here to provide the feedback on the mandate that we were given by the members of the community last year, concerning all the service delivery interventions that needed immediate attention.

We remain accountable to the people of Mpumalanga and through the Taking the Legislature to the People initiative, we are reaffirming our firm commitment to the public that we have a listening ear when it comes to their service delivery needs and we are here to fully account.

This session is crucial in accelerating service delivery, interacting and updating the public on the progress made so far while also working together with all the stakeholders to forge the way forward.

13/08/2025

The Mpumalanga Department of Health continues to roll out the Check Impilo Campaign to every corner of the province. Today, 13 August 2025, is the turn for Sinqobile C; Ward 11 in Daggakraal under Dr Pixley Ka Isaka Seme Local Municipality to receive comprehensive Primary Health Care services brought by dedicated healthcare professionals through door-to-door visits conducted to several households. The Department continues to encourage everyone to visit their nearest health facility for medical check-ups to know their health status and get appropriate assistance.

12/08/2025

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12/08/2025

12/08/2025

MEETING WITH THE TREATMENT ACTION CAMPAIGN.

Today, 12 August 2025, we are meeting with the Treatment Action Campaign,an organisation that advocates for the rights of people living with HIV/AIDS.

The meeting seeks to discuss the U campaign and also how we can collectively work to close the 1.1 million gap, which is a national campaign that envisages to locate the people who tested positive for HIV but are not on treatment.

12/08/2025

Meeting with the Public Service Commission (PSC) – 12 August 2025

We are meeting today with the Public Service Commission (PSC). Under the Constitution, the PSC is mandated to promote the constitutional values and principles set out in section 195 and to propose measures to ensure effective and efficient performance within the public service.

As part of its mandate, the PSC conducts inspections under section 9 of the Public Service Commission Act, 1997, which confers powers on the PSC to inspect departments and other components of the public service.

The PSC carries out unannounced service-delivery inspections across Mpumalanga Province’s hospitals, visiting thirty facilities.

The PSC presents its findings from the service-delivery inspections, including assessments of the state of hospitals in Mpumalanga Province.

In response to the PSC’s findings and recommendations, the Department presents an intervention strategy plan and reports progress to date.

11/08/2025

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