Public Hospital
Ceza-Thulasizwe Hospital
Ceza-Thulasizwe Hospital is a 120-bed district hospital in Ceza, in the Zululand health district. Serves a population of about 40 353 across a deeply rural area with poor gravel roads and high unemployment. A level 1 district hospital with a nursing school running enrolled nurse training and a bridging course. It has 120 useable beds…
Contact and visiting
| Telephone | 035 832 5181 |
| Address | Echibini Area |
| City | Ceza, KwaZulu-Natal |
| Postal code | 3866 |
| londiwe.dlamini2@kznhealth.gov.za | |
| Beds | 120 |
| Health district | Zululand |
| Public relations | Ms Londiwe Dlamini, 035 832 5000 |
Ceza-Thulasizwe Hospital, Echibini Area, KwaZulu-Natal, 3866 Get directions
Contact details checked 7 September 2026 against the published source. Send a correction if anything has changed.
Ceza-Thulasizwe Hospital Visiting Hours
Ceza-Thulasizwe does not run fixed visiting slots at all, which is unusual for a public hospital and a real help if you work shifts or travel a long way to get here. Ward staff may still ask you to wait during ward rounds, meal times or a procedure. Visiting times change without much notice, so confirm on 035 832 5181 before you travel to Ceza.
Who this hospital serves
Serves a population of about 40 353 across a deeply rural area with poor gravel roads and high unemployment.
About Ceza-Thulasizwe Hospital
Ceza-Thulasizwe Hospital is a 120-bed district hospital in Ceza, in the Zululand health district. Serves a population of about 40 353 across a deeply rural area with poor gravel roads and high unemployment. A level 1 district hospital with a nursing school running enrolled nurse training and a bridging course. It has 120 useable beds plus 12 lodger mother beds. It oversees nine fixed clinics and one mobile clinic covering 30 visiting points.
Medical aid networks
This facility does not appear on any of the scheme network lists we hold. That does not mean it is not covered, only that we cannot confirm it. Open the network checker or ask your scheme.
