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Mbare midwife Esther Zinyoro, (aka Mbuya Gwena), is still operating from her old squalid lodgings at Tagarika flats despite making headlines five years ago.
The traditional midwife came into national focus in 2019 when it emerged that she had turned her home into a maternity ward to help expectant mothers in her neighbourhood.
She rose to fame at a time when medical staff — junior doctors and nurses — were on strike over poor working conditions.
The First Lady Auxillia Mnangagwa visited Mbuya Gwena in November 2019 during the week that she had helped deliver 100 babies in her tiny two-room apartment.
Mnangagwa donated foodstuffs and some household goods.
On Thursday Mbuya Gwena told <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/health/article/200010517/time-has-stood-still-for-iconic-mbare-midwife">NewsDay</a> that she no longer has a mobile phone and cannot afford one.
She, however, said the First Lady made her work easier as more people now appreciate the work she is doing. She said:
<blockquote>
Since the visit, my popularity has increased. I am now known countrywide and the number of people seeking my services has increased.
I really don’t know why they are shunning hospitals and other modern medical facilities by coming here. The visit also liberated me in the way I do my business.
Soon after the visit, Good Samaritans began flocking to assist with several services, and of interest is a man from the Mufakose suburb who started to help with water tanks to help with sanitation issues.
</blockquote>
Mbuya Gwena, who is a self-styled prophetess at St John Apostolic Church, said she relies on her God-given talent. She said:
<blockquote>
When assisting the women, I use my spiritual prowess and as a result, I have managed to assist even those with complications that would have been difficult at the hospitals.
I even dream about a client’s challenge and how they may need to be assisted to deliver safely.
</blockquote>
She has, however, faced resistance from health professionals who claim her activities had taken the country’s health system backward.
The traditional midwife said nurses at Edith Oppermann Clinic resented her and accused her of stealing their clients until she helped them solve a complex situation.
Gogo Gwena insists she is helping people deliver a gift from God.
Born in 1949, she has 10 children and 15 grandchildren.
More: <a href="https://zero.pindula.co.zw/">Pindula News</a>

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Famous Mbare Midwife Still Delivering Babies In Squalid Conditions

It started as a prophecy Gogo Gwenya from Mbare who <a href="https://news.pindula.co.zw/2019/11/15/mbare-midwife-delivers-100-babies-in-8-days/">has delivered over a 100 babies in</a> Mbare said her current situation of delivering babies in her home started as a prophecy foretold to her by a man she identified as Bishop Mabiza, Herald reports.
Speaking <a href="https://news.pindula.co.zw/2019/11/16/auxillia-visits-heroic-mbare-midwife/">to the first lady who had visited her and given her a few provisions</a> Gogo Ngwenya said:
<blockquote>My Bishop’s prophecy finally came to pass, my house has been turned into a maternity ward. Some years back we were at a church gathering when our Bishop announced my name saying he had a prophecy.
He asked me to stand in front of the congregants and said he had dreamt of hospitals shutting down and my house turned into a maternity ward.In his own words he said, ‘Mai Gwena from Mbare you should have patience, love and tolerance.
In a dream I saw hospitals being closed and women rushing to your house. Your house was turned into a maternity ward. God will guide and see you through.Every time before I assist the women to deliver I ask for guidance from God who then gives me directions. I don’t charge, I do it for free and I know that God will continue to bless me.
There is a woman who came in this morning and when I was about to assist her I noticed there were some complications and having no plan, I quickly advised her husband to rush her to <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Parirenyatwa_Hospital">Parirenyatwa Hospital</a></blockquote>
More: <a href="https://nehandaradio.com/2019/11/16/first-lady-visits-heroic-mbare-midwife/">The Herald</a>

It Started As A Prophecy - Mbare Midwife Speaks On How She Became A Midwife

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