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Moshe Ndiki opens his medical clinic

Inspired by two health practitioners in the family, media personality and businessman Moshe Ndiki recently opened a medical clinic in Vosloorus, Johannesburg.

The media personality’s late aunt who resided in Vosloorus had a school for those living with disabilities now his clinic called Ethembeni Primary Health Care which currently has five staff members running it.

Speaking to ZiMoja, Moshe jokingly said people need not to worry about him administering any medication or playing ‘fake doctor’.

“This is not some Doctor Matthew stunt, I am behind the scenes and there are trained medical practitioners on site, who are qualified and know what they are doing. The clinic has been doing well, we are not planning any big launches.

“It’s not everyone that has a medical aid or who can afford private medical assistance. I wanted this to be affordable to the everyday person and for them to receive good health care without breaking the bank,” he said.

Taking to X (formerly known as Twitter), Moshe shared the news of Ethembeni Primary Health Care clinic paired with a quote from the bible that read; “For I know the plans I have for you, declared the Lord, plans to prosper to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you a hope and a future- Jeremiah 29 v 11.”

He also took to his Instagram page to share the news and reveal where he received his inspiration.

 

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The TV presenter co-owns 50% of the clinic with his business partner, Vatiswa Ncambanca who he met through a friend. The clinic opened its doors on the 1st of June. Moshe hopes for partnerships with medical companies to receive financial assistance.

Also see: Moshe Ndiki welcomes twin boys

 

 

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