Umzingwane Constituency This constituency has a total population ...

There are 28 boreholes and 88% are fully functional. The ward needs an additional 4
boreholes.
Income Generating Project:
There are 6 income generating projects which received funding from the Ministry of
Youth, Gender and Employment Creation. Three projects are in the manufacturing
sector, 2 are agro based and 1 offers a service. Five of the projects received funding in
2001 and the other one started in 1998.
Ward 4
This is a communal ward, which has a male councillor and has a population of 5 209
people. The chief in the ward is known as Gwebu and there is also a campfire
programme in the area.
Education:
There are 4 primary schools known as Bonjeni, Mbizingwe, Mtshede and Nsezi. The
schools are owned by council. All the teachers at these schools have been trained except
at Nsezi, where there are 7 trained and 1 untrained teachers. The secondary, Nsezi is
owned by council and offers education up to O’ level. The school was built in 1984 and
has 9 trained and 4 untrained teachers.
Health Facilities:
There is 1 clinic in this ward known as Mbizingwe. The centre is owned by
government. It is manned by 2 nurses and 1 nurse aide. The clinic has 4 general and 1
maternity beds.
Veterinary Facilities:
There are 4 dip tanks in this ward known as Sikhoveni, Ntola, Nsezi and
Ntabenmnyama. The animal health centres for the ward are known as Mawabeni and
RA1.