Charity Begins With Kalafhi Roadshow

Monday, June 21, 2021

Borolong Mouwane, One of Kalafi Medical Centre PIC: PHATSIMO KAPENG

One of the fastest-growing youth-owned companies in the country, Kalafhi Medical Centre will this week go on a roadshow to conduct medical checkups on the elderly and underprivileged.

Dr Matlhogonolo Mongwa founded the centre in March 2018 in Gaborone through sheer hard work and commitment, establishing four clinics and pharmacies in the capital city.

“In line with our ethos of making healthcare accessible to all and bridging the inequality gap, Kalafhi will embark on a roadshow to perform medical exams for the elderly and underprivileged in Botswana,” Mongwa said.

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Charity Begins With Kalafhi Roadshow

One of the fastest-growing youth-owned companies in the country, Kalafhi Medical Centre will this week go on a roadshow to conduct medical checkups on the elderly and underprivileged.

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