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MEC MAILA JOINS PREMIER AND FELLOW MECs DURING THE EXCO BUDGET LEKGOTLAWednesday,  11 November  2026[In Pictures] MEC fo...
11/11/2026

MEC MAILA JOINS PREMIER AND FELLOW MECs DURING THE EXCO BUDGET LEKGOTLA

Wednesday, 11 November 2026

[In Pictures] MEC for Health in Limpopo, Mr Eddie Maila, has arrived at Protea Hotel The Ranch Resort in Polokwane, Capricorn District, to join the Premier of Limpopo, Dr Phophi Ramathuba, and fellow MECs for the Executive Council (EXCO) Budget Lekgotla.

The Premier, Dr Ramathuba, will deliver the opening address, followed by presentations from the Provincial Treasury, led by MEC Mahoai.

The presentations will focus on the April to September 2026 Half-Year Expenditure Report, the proposed 2026/27 Adjustment Appropriation and the Medium-Term Revenue and Expenditure Framework (MTREF) Budget Framework.

The Lekgotla provides an opportunity for the Executive Council to reflect on provincial expenditure, assess budget performance and deliberate on resource allocation priorities to strengthen service delivery across Limpopo.

11/11/2026

[Watch] MEC for Health in LIMPOPO DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH (BOPHELONG) , Mr Eddie Maila , arrives at Protea Hotel The Ranch Resort in Polokwane Municipality, Capricorn District, to join the Premier of Limpopo, Dr Phophi Ramathuba, and fellow MECs for the Executive Council Budget Lekgotla.

MEC MAILA JOINS EXCO BUDGET COMMITTEE MEETINGTuesday, 10 November 2026[In Pictures] MEC for Health in Limpopo, Mr Eddie ...
10/11/2026

MEC MAILA JOINS EXCO BUDGET COMMITTEE MEETING
Tuesday, 10 November 2026

[In Pictures] MEC for Health in Limpopo, Mr Eddie Maila, this afternoon joined fellow Members of the Executive Council (MECs) during the Executive Council (EXCO) Budget Committee meeting held at Ismini Towers in Polokwane.

The meeting provided an opportunity for members of the Executive Council to engage on budgetary matters and matters relating to the provincial government's priorities and service delivery.

10/11/2026

Malaria Epidemiological and Environmental Outreach at Moganyaka, Ephraim Mogale Municipality, Sekhukhune.

MEC MAILA MEETS WITH EXECUTIVE MANAGEMENT TO REVIEW SECOND QUARTER PERFORMANCEMonday, 9 November 2026[In Pictures] MEC f...
09/11/2026

MEC MAILA MEETS WITH EXECUTIVE MANAGEMENT TO REVIEW SECOND QUARTER PERFORMANCE
Monday, 9 November 2026

[In Pictures] MEC for Health in Limpopo, Mr Eddie Maila, this morning met with the Executive Management of the Department, led by the Head of Department, Dr Ndwamato NN, at the Modjadji Boardroom at Head Office in Polokwane.

The meeting focused on a briefing on the Department's Second Quarter Performance and Adjustment Budget. The engagement provided an opportunity for the MEC and Executive Management to assess progress, reflect on performance and strengthen strategies to ensure effective ex*****on of the Department's core mandate of delivering quality healthcare services to the people of Limpopo.

MEC Maila expressed satisfaction with the Department's Second Quarter Performance and encouraged the Executive Management to maintain the positive momentum in the next quarter.

He emphasised the importance of achieving 100% performance across the Department's targets, highlighting that consistent improvement, accountability and effective implementation of plans are critical towards achieving the Department's goal of obtaining a clean audit opinion.

The MEC further encouraged management to remain focused, committed and results-driven in ensuring that the Department delivers on its mandate and improves healthcare services for all the people of Limpopo.

“Patients must not spend unnecessarily long hours waiting at our healthcare facilities. Every patient must receive assistance upon arrival, within the prescribed waiting times. CEOs, OPMs and Senior Management must take responsibility for actively monitoring service delivery and ensuring that healthcare services are accessible and efficient. No one should remain confined to their offices while our people are waiting for the services they urgently need,” said MEC Maila.


Public NoticeEXTENSION OF THE CLOSING DATE FOR APPLICATIONS – STUDENT NURSE TRAINING FOR HIGHER CERTIFICATE IN AUXILIARY...
07/11/2026

Public Notice

EXTENSION OF THE CLOSING DATE FOR APPLICATIONS – STUDENT NURSE TRAINING FOR HIGHER CERTIFICATE IN AUXILIARY NURSING (R.169) FOR THE 2027 ACADEMIC YEAR: DEPARTMENTAL CIRCULAR NO. 66 OF 2026.

Closing date: 30 November 2026

In case you missed it, day one of Epidemiological Blitz in Moganyaka Village, (Ephraim Mogale Local Municipality, Sekhuk...
02/11/2026

In case you missed it, day one of Epidemiological Blitz in Moganyaka Village, (Ephraim Mogale Local Municipality, Sekhukhune) saw 39 people testing for Malaria, and all tested negative.

In addition, over 70 people were reached through health education conducted at Marulaneng clinic. This initiative aims to promote early detection, raise awareness and prevent further malaria transmissions.

The Blitz continues tomorrow at Rahlagane Tribal Authority Offices, in Moganyaka village.

The Limpopo Department of Health, through its Malaria Control Programme, is conducting two day Epidemiological Blitz in ...
02/11/2026

The Limpopo Department of Health, through its Malaria Control Programme, is conducting two day Epidemiological Blitz in Moganyaka Village, Ephraim Mogale Local Municipality, in Sekhukhune following recently reported malaria cases.

The intervention aims to identify additional infections, assess potential mosquito breeding sites and prevent further transmission within the community.

The activities include:

âś… Reactive Indoor Residual Spraying: Spraying the inside surfaces of homes to help control malaria-carrying mosquitoes.

âś… Community Health Education and Screening: Educating residents about malaria prevention, its symptoms and the importance of early testing and treatment.

âś… Entomological Survey: Assessing mosquito populations and identifying potential breeding sites.

âś… Larviciding: Treating identified mosquito breeding sites to help prevent mosquito larvae from developing into adult mosquitoes.

Common malaria symptoms include fever, chills, headache, body aches and fatigue. If you experience these symptoms, particularly if you live in or have recently visited a malaria-risk area, seek medical attention promptly.

In addition, community members are encouraged to cooperate with health teams and support the malaria control interventions. Together, we can detect malaria early, control mosquito populations and protect our communities.


LIMPOPO HEALTH DEPARTMENT STRENGTHENS MENTAL HEALTH AWARENESS THROUGH COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENTThe Limpopo Department of Heal...
31/10/2026

LIMPOPO HEALTH DEPARTMENT STRENGTHENS MENTAL HEALTH AWARENESS THROUGH COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT

The Limpopo Department of Health continues to strengthen mental health awareness, community participation and access to mental health support as part of its commitment to improving the well-being of communities across the province.

This commitment was reaffirmed during a mental health awareness campaign held at Lekkerbreek Primary School in Phagameng Township, Modimolle, Waterberg District, under the theme: “Lived Experiences Heard: Real Voices, Real Changes.”

The campaign brought together community members, healthcare users and various stakeholders and departmental partners involved in mental health programmes, highlighting the importance of collaborative efforts in addressing mental health challenges.

Delivering the message of the day, Waterberg District Executive Manager, Mme Grace Bulannga, emphasised that mental health challenges can affect anyone, although individuals experience them differently. She explained that the district was selected to host the campaign, particularly in Modimolle, in view of the su***de attempts managed at FH Odendaal Hospital, underscoring the need for strengthened awareness, early intervention and accessible mental health support.

One of the highlights of the campaign was the testimony of Mr Klaas Chauke, a mental healthcare user receiving treatment at Phagameng Clinic. Drawing from his personal experience, Mr Chauke encouraged fellow mental healthcare users to adhere to their prescribed medication and avoid alcohol and substance abuse.

He shared that he commenced treatment in 2009 and has remained stable without relapse or subsequent hospitalisation. He also reflected on the medical care he received at FH Odendaal Hospital, including a successful operation to remove a tumour.

His testimony reinforced an important message: with appropriate treatment, consistent medication adherence, support and access to healthcare services, people living with mental health conditions can lead stable and fulfilling lives.

The Limpopo Department of Health calls on communities to break the stigma surrounding mental health, support those experiencing mental health challenges and seek professional assistance when needed.

Mental health matters. Every voice deserves to be heard, and every person deserves access to care, dignity and support.

STRENGTHENING PARTNERSHIPS WITH TRADITIONAL LEADERSHIP FOR COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENTFriday, 30 October 2026[In Pictures] MEC...
30/10/2026

STRENGTHENING PARTNERSHIPS WITH TRADITIONAL LEADERSHIP FOR COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT

Friday, 30 October 2026

[In Pictures] MEC for Health in Limpopo, Mr Eddie Maila, joined the Premier of Limpopo, Dr Phophi Ramathuba, and fellow Members of the Executive Council during the Premier's Gala Dinner with Senior Traditional Leaders at The Ranch Resort outside Polokwane, Capricorn District.

The gala dinner brought together Traditional Leaders from across the province, Deputy Minister of Home affairs Mr Njabulo Nzuza, Members of the Executive Council, the Speaker of the Limpopo Legislature, Dr Mmakoma Makurupetje, Executive Mayors and senior government officials.

The engagement provided an important platform to recognise and celebrate the invaluable role of traditional leadership in society, particularly in promoting social cohesion, preserving cultural heritage, maintaining peace and stability, and championing community development.

Their leadership, wisdom and deep understanding of the needs of their communities are instrumental in advancing development initiatives, strengthening public participation and ensuring that government programmes respond to the realities of the people.



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Fidel Castro Ruz House, 18 College Street
Polokwane
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Tuesday 07:30 - 16:30
Wednesday 09:00 - 16:30
Thursday 07:30 - 16:00
Friday 07:30 - 16:00

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