15/11/2025
JOE MOROLONG MEMORIAL HOSPITAL THRIVES AT DENOSA PROVINCIAL AWARDS
Joe Morolong Memorial Hospital has done it again, this year scooping three awards at DENOSA Provincial Awards, Rosewood Hotel in Rustenburg on 13 November 2025, making them a force to reckon in the North West Province. For Joe Morolong to win this awards consistently since last year signifies, the selflessness and dedication of staff members who honours their pledge and go beyond the line of duty in ensuring that provision of quality health services is attained.
The three winners who won the Marlyn Lehana Award are;
Moronyane Betty Tsoake- Maryln Lehana Caring Award (1st Runner Up)
Emily Kesenkamang Musoliwa _ Maryln Lehana Caring Award (2nd Runner Up)
Elsabet Van Rensburg – Maryln Lehana Caring Award (Overall Winner)
Marln Lehana Award is named after a Johannesburg nurse who died after contracting Ebola virus after she cared for the patient selflessly and the three winners engulfs the characters of nurturing and caring through selflessness.
Highlighting on her remarkable achievement, Moronyane Betty Tsoake expressed her gratitude to DENOSA for appreciating her efforts through the award. “It was never easy journey, but with perseverance and dedication, we are able to give care to those who need it the most (our patients)”, lamented Tsoake.
Expressing her views after winning the award, Emily Kesenkamang Musoliwa, emphasized that caring is often found in the quiet moments- listening when someone needs to be heard, showing up when it’s hard, and choosing kindness even when no one is watching. Musoliwa further reiterated that this award is not hers alone. “It belongs to every colleague, every patient, every family member, and every community partner who has walked this journey with me. It belongs to those who believe that care is not a task, but rather a calling” said Musoliwa.
The Nursing Service Manager Beatrice Mooba, congratulated all the winners for putting Joe Morolong Memorial Hospital on the map. “Winning this awards extends to the entire Dr RSM District as a whole as a win for us is a win for the District”, said Mooba. She also indicated that the award winners uphold the highest standard of nursing care, resilience in challenging times and the ability inspire both colleagues and patients, embodies the spirit of this awards.
“To those who did not win, there is always next time, let this awards inspire us as the hospital to strive for quality health services for the benefit of patients”, concluded Mooba.