Karanda Mission Hospital: A Beacon of Hope in Zimbabwe’s Healthcare Crisis

Amid Zimbabwe’s healthcare crisis, Karanda Mission Hospital stands out as a beacon of hope, offering solace to impoverished patients in rural areas. Founded and run by three North American doctors, and funded by the Evangelical Church of Zimbabwe, this low-cost clinic treats up to 1,00,000 people annually, drawing patients from across the country and even neighboring Zambia.

Despite the collapse of the public health system, Karanda Mission Hospital remains steadfast, providing affordable healthcare to those in need, highlighting the resilience and dedication of its staff in the face of adversity.