Source: Mortuary science school set up at Mpilo Hospital – The Southern Eye THABISO Youth Centre, a skills development college, has partnered Bulawayo’s Mpilo Central Hospital to set up a Mortuary Science and Undertaking School. Speaking to Southern Eye, Thabiso Youth Centre director Michael Makuchete said it is a controversial profession, but someone has to […]
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