MAKONI WEST CONSTITUENCY
MAKONI WEST CONSTITUENCY
MAKONI WEST CONSTITUENCY
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The secondary schools in ward 14 are Dewedzo and Nyahawa. Dewedzo<br />
has a total enrolment of 412 pupils while Nyahava has 249 pupils. The<br />
schools offer classes up to ‘O’ Level.<br />
Health Facilities: The health facility in ward 14 is Dewedzo Rural Hospital<br />
which is owned by government and has got 7 nurses.<br />
Business Centres: There are 12 business centres in the ward which offer<br />
services mainly of retail to the residents.<br />
Gender Projects: The ward does not have any projects that are sponsored<br />
by the Ministry of Gender. Measure should therefore be taken so that the<br />
residents of ward 14 do not lag behind in developmental programmes<br />
especially in the sector of self help and self reliance.<br />
Animal Health and Management Facilities: Ward 14 has 6 dip tanks<br />
making it one of the wards with the highest number of dip tanks in the<br />
constituency. The dip tanks have a census of between 803 and 1976.<br />
NGOs: There are no registered NGOs operating in this ward.<br />
7.5 Ward 15<br />
The Councilor representing the Ward isfemale. The councilor is one of the 2 female<br />
councilors in the Makoni West constituency. The ward has a population of 8233.<br />
There are 5 primary schools; 4 secondary schools, 2 health facilities, and 6 dip tanks.<br />
Ward 15 has the highest number of secondary schools in the constituency.<br />
Education: The primary schools in ward 15 are known as Bvekerwa, Chiwetu,<br />
Katsenga, St Theresa and Zindoga. The secondary schools in the ward are Katsenga,<br />
Manonga, Nyahonye and St Theresa. None of these secondary schools offer classes<br />
up to ‘A’ Level. Of the four schools, Nyahonye has the least enrolment of 182 pupils.
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