Judith Ncube Quotes

For 17 years, cranes remained idle at the National University of Science and Technology (NUST) with no progress. However, under the Second Republic, significant advancements have been made, including the provision of student accommodation and the development of an industrial hub.

I would like to start by expressing my gratitude to President Emmerson Mnangagwa for his efforts in Bulawayo Province during his first term. Numerous projects, including the development of hospitals, schools, and universities, have been realized.

Residents previously received healthcare at a small clinic near Cowdray Park Terminus, often spending long hours in queues before being seen, with some even resorting to Mpilo or UBH hospitals. To improve service delivery, we need more equipment in the clinic. Those with the resources to help are encouraged to come forward and contribute so that our community members can receive the assistance they deserve. We already have skilled health personnel—let's unite for this worthy cause.

We want to express our gratitude for this newly constructed clinic. Now, residents will no longer face the burden of traveling long distances for healthcare. Many in Cowdray Park have shared with me their pride and appreciation for what the government has accomplished here.

Judith Ncube's speech at the Cowdray Park clinic