This new clinic was officially opened by the Free State Premier, Mxolisi Dukwana, and the MEC of Health, Mathabo Leeto.

This new clinic is meant to complement the other clinic that is already in the township and the other one which is in town.

So in total, there are three clinics in Bothaville.

MEC of Health, Mathabo Leeto.

“The event was also looking at breaking down the cycle of infection amongst the youth as it is Youth Month, and that was our main focus.

“Our other focus was taking health services to the people,” said Free State Department of Health spokesperson, Mondli Mvambi.

People of Kgotsong came in their numbers, the department expected 1000 people to attend but more than 3000 people were in attendance.

“We were very happy that the community of Kgotsong came out in numbers and they were receiving the health services which were being offered to them,” said Mvambi.

Nine wheelchairs were given to people and blankets were handed over to the Nala Hospital.

Doctors, dentists, and orthodontic services were on site, and community members were consulting with them about their health concerns.

The clinic has an emergency room, dental area, waiting area, and consultation rooms for minor ailments among others, with a capacity to take one hundred patients.

MEC of Health, Mathabo Leeto, MEC for Social Development, Motshidise Koloi, and Premier Mxolisi Dukwana.

Premier Mxolisi Dukwana addressing the residents at the Kgotsong stadium.

After a brief tour of the facility, Premier Dukwana, Leeto, and the MEC for Social Development, Motshidise Koloi, went to the nearby Khotsong Stadium where he addressed residents of the township.

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