Moses Kotane Health Sub District

13/08/2026

[📍IN PICTURES 📷] HONOURING THE MEMORIES OF MS. MATLAKALA PAULINE PILANE

Earlier today, colleagues, friends, family, URC congregation, Clinic Committees representatives and members of the community gathered for a memorial service and shared messages of comfort, support and remembrance for the late Ms. Matlakala Pauline Pilane who served as Acting Project Officer within Moses Kotane Sub-District.

Throughout her professional journey, she worked in the North West Department of Health — a true reflection of her commitment and compassion in providing healthcare services to communities. She also embraced life to the fullest, travelling and exploring diffference places all over the world. Ms. Pilane is remembered as a dedicated colleague and her contribution made a positive impact in Closing the 1.1 Million Treatment Gap. She was also a pillar of encouragement to our dedicated team of Community Health Care Workers, previously known as Care-Givers.

The scripture for comfort and empathy was read from the book of Genesis 12:1-3.

"The Lord had said to Abram, go from your country, your people and your father’s household to the land I will show you. I will make you into a great nation, and I will bless you; I will make your name great, and you will be a blessing. I will bless those who bless you, and whoever curses you I will curse; and all peoples on earth will be blessed through you".

Ms. Pilane will be laid to rest on Saturday, 15 August 2026 and the funeral service will be held at JM Ntsime Secondary School, Mogwase Unit 5 North.

🕊 May her memories and legacy continue to inspire a spirit of service delivery, compassion and excellence. 🕊

13/08/2026

Kindly take note and do not forget to inform your loved ones.

REFERRAL PATHWAY

The referral system is designed to ensure that patients receive the right care, at the right facilities from the right healthcare professionals. Patients are encouraged to first visit a designated clinic or health care facility for assessment and treatment.

05/08/2026

Do not forget to tell your Daughters, Sisters, Aunties and Grandmothers

CELEBRATE WOMEN'S DAY WITH US!!!!

Moses Kotane Hospital and Moses Kotane Health Sub District is proud to partner with Sundown Country Estate for the Her Strength in Every Colour Run & Walk, taking place on Sunday, 9 August 2026.

Join us for a morning of fun, fitness, and unity as we celebrate the strength and resilience of Women. The event is FREE and open to everyone!

Our dedicated healthcare team will be on-site to provide free health screenings and testing, promoting wellness and encouraging healthy living.

📍 Venue: Sundown Country Estate (The starting point for the Colour Run & Walk is Moses Kotane Hospital)
🕕 Registration: 06:00 AM
🏃 Run/Walk Starts: 08:00 AM

Wear your white shirt and tekkies, bring your family and friends, and let's colour the day with health, hope, and happiness.

📲 Scan the QR code on the poster or click on this link https://tinyurl.com/Her-Strength-in-Every-Colour to register and secure your spot. Registration is free!

We look forward to seeing you there!

04/08/2026

The legacy continues...

31/07/2026

[📍IN PICTURES📷]South African Nursing Council (SANC) Continuing Professional Development (CPD) oversight at Moses Kotane Sub-District Office.

The South African Nursing Council (SANC) Continuing Professional Development (CPD) “roll-out” for all Nursing categories took place yesterday, 30 July 2026 at Moses Kotane Sub-District Office. CPD is guided by Nursing Act 33 of 2005, SANC Framework, National Health Act, and Public Service Regulation and the new CPD cycle for 2026/27 financial year commenced on 1 of July 2026 and will end on the 30 June 2027. The CPD oversight was conducted by Provincial Nursing Directorate representatives Mr. Isaac Namelang – Specialized Nurse and Provincial CPD Champion together with Ms. Ebonye Mere- Director Nursing Practice and covered SANC practice compliance standards.

Mr. Isaac explained that CPD “is a purposeful, statutory process whereby practitioners registered with SANC engage in learning activities to maintain and improve their knowledge, skills, attitude and professional integrity in order to keep up-to-date with new science, innovation and health care developments, and to also practise safely, ethically, competently and legally within their evolving scope”. He further specified the importance for Nurses to participate in CPD activities which are to maintain professional standard of excellence, up skill and maintain practitioners’ competence, improve the provision of quality nursing care, maintain up-to-date and relevant knowledge, retain professional registration with SANC and also serves as opportunity for professional and career growth.

This roll-out requires all categories of Nurses registered with SANC to undertake CPD activities in which obligations are a minimum of 15 CPD points will be required each year for the renewal of the Annual Practicing Certificate (APC), practitioner who registers for the first time will be obliged to commence with the accumulation of CPD points from the month of registration, those who are eligible for accrual of reduced number of points must apply in writing to SANC and also those working for a period of Six (6) to Nine (9) months of the accrual cycle must accrue a minimum of Eight (8) CPD points. Ms. Mere concluded with word of encouragement “Let us integrate and prioritize knowing our regulation’’.

24/07/2026

[📍DAY 2 FINALS AS WE WRAP-UP📷]Free healthcare services, stakeholder exhibitions, and community engagement continued today.

The 2-Day Tshela Ka Itekanelo and Closing 1.1 Million Gap Campaign concluded today, 24 July 2026. The day kicked off with an aerobics session as part of the activation, followed by 3 soccer games and 2 netball games.

The first games featured the losing teams from both soccer and netball. This was followed by a Ladies' soccer match between Ramotlhajoe and Ramokgolela villages, which brought lots of fun and laughter.

The day concluded with the finals played as follows:

Soccer: Basebo vs Yoki Young Stars
Netball: Bojanala DoH vs Jaquars

Basebo FC and Bojanala DoH were crowned winners and sporting kits, trophies, and medals were presented as tokens of appreciation.

The aim of this campaign is to promote healthy lifestyles and bring integrated services closer to communities through physical activity, community engagement, and inter-sectoral collaboration.

The Department extends its sincere appreciation to all stakeholders for their continued partnership, professionalism, and commitment to delivering quality, client-centred integrated services. Your dedication ensured that all participants received safe, confidential, and compassionate care throughout the campaign.

Yesterday we started strong. Today we went even further. Let’s keep moving for life, playing for health, and living with purpose.

23/07/2026

[📍WHAT YOU MISSED 📷] Day 1: Tshela Ka Itekanelo & Closing 1.1 Million Gap Campaign.

Day 1 of the Tshela Ka Itekanelo and Closing 1.1 Million Gap Campaign was successfully concluded today, 23 July 2026, at Pitsedisulejang Basebo Sports Ground.

The North West Department of Health in Moses Kotane Sub-District, in partnership with the Barokologadi Traditional Administration under Kgosi T. Maotwe, hosted the campaign under the theme "Move For Life, Play for Health, Live with Purpose".

Healthcare professionals provided a range of health services and community members were afforded the opportunity to access on-site healthcare services, while social services from various stakeholders and developmental partners were also part of the exhibition.

The event was graced by political and traditional leadership Cllr. N. Nkotswe-Mayor of Moses Kotane Local Municipality, Cllr. S. Nthangeni-Mayor of Bojanala District Municipality and representatives from Barokologadi Traditional Authority.

The event also featured a testimony from former soccer legend Mr. Jacob Tshisevhe, who shared personal reflections and highlighted the importance of living a healthy lifestyle.

High on the agenda was sports entertainment, awith netball and soccer games played by local teams against Bojanala Department of Health teams broadcasted by Motsweding FM by Don Makhosi as follows:

Soccer game 1 Basebo FC vs Bojanala DoH and game 2 Hotspurs FC vs Yoki Young Stars.

Netball game Ramotlhajoe NC vs Bojanala DoH and game 2 Jaguars vs Debrak Young Stars.

The Department extends its sincere appreciation to all community members and stakeholders who participated in the campaign. Through collaborative efforts such as these, the Department continues to promote preventative healthcare and build healthier communities across Moses Kotane Local Municipality.

Day 2 loading...With Scores more services, more impact. See you tomorrow!

23/07/2026

Healthy Youth=Strong Nation.

23/07/2026

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