Karanda Hospital expands services as demand for rural healthcare grows

MOUNT DARWIN, Jun. 20 (NewsDay Live) — Karanda Mission Hospital is expanding its services and upgrading infrastructure as patient numbers continue to rise, reinforcing its role as one of Zimbabwe’s most important rural referral health institutions.

Founded in 1961 by The Evangelical Alliance Mission (TEAM), the hospital, located about 200 kilometres northeast of Harare, serves communities across northern Zimbabwe and remains a critical provider of affordable healthcare in underserved areas.

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