The Masiyiwas visited Mt. Selinda and Sally Mugabe Hospital, Zimbabwe, as part of their Philanthropic Initiatives in Africa.
Tanya Masiyiwa, her husband Lethabo Moloyi, and Sarah Masiyiwa recently paid a visit to a children’s home in Zimbabwe’s Mt. Selinda Chipinge, as well as the Sally Mugabe Pediatric facility. The purpose of their visit was to engage with the communities and contribute to social care and healthcare improvements across Africa as part of their ongoing philanthropic efforts. This visit highlighted the Ministry of Health and Child Care’s commitment to enhancing healthcare infrastructure and services through public-private partnerships.
Tanya is a philanthropist who dedicates herself to promoting development and empowering communities. She works alongside her family and partners to support various initiatives in education, healthcare, and social entrepreneurship. Some of the notable initiatives that she supports include the Higherlife Foundation (education+) founded by her parents Strive and Tsits Masiyiwa, Delta Philanthropies (social change), Gender Lens (women and girls empowerment) and Partnerships for Change (gender equality in Africa). The Sally Mugabe Pediatric and Maternal wards receive support from the Higher Life Foundation and Kids Operating Room Organisation.
Moreover, the Higher Life Foundation has been providing support to all 100 registered children’s homes in Zimbabwe for over two decades.
