"When I qualified, it took another seven years before any other black girl registered in the medical school. And then they came out from high schools, from Bonda, from St Augustine’s, and from Goromonzi. Lots of girls came to register in the medical school. And you know, during my lifetime, I’ve been integrating and talking and attending meetings and continued medical education. I attend that almost weekly. And the latest drugs, the latest, new diseases and all that, I’m in front. So I’m quite happy and the girls, there are over 600 women doctors in Zimbabwe after, I qualified. They have done very, very well. They’ve done specialties, you name it, they are there, specialists in cardiology, radiology, oncology, paediatrics, you name it. All the fraternities, they are women and they are doing very, very well"