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Press & Brand Assets

Brand marks, project facts and the press desk for TEMCO Specialised General Hospital, a 130-bed hospital opening in 2029 at the Gaborone Airport SEZ and built to serve patients from across southern Africa.

What kind of hospital

Three things TEMCO is built to do

Regional care

Gaborone is about ninety minutes in the air from the cities most of the region's patients leave today, so a family travels once and stays together.

Specialist care

The everyday work of a major hospital, held under one roof: emergency and theatre, imaging and pathology, maternity and newborn care, intensive care.

Rare services

The work above that, which today puts a family on a long-haul flight: complex cancer, the heart, the brain, high-risk pregnancy and newborn intensive care.

In the Press

Named among Botswana's priority projects

As reported by Daily News · 20 November 2025

“…various projects including TEMCO Hospital … had attracted strong investor interest.”
— attributed to Ndaba Gaolathe, Vice President & Minister of Finance, Republic of Botswana, on Botswana's Economic Transformation Programme (BETP).Daily News, 20 November 2025 — reported by Ketshepile More.

TEMCO Specialised General Hospital is named among the priority projects of Botswana's Economic Transformation Programme (BETP) in national and government reporting. It is being built as a regional hospital, drawing patients from across southern Africa to Gaborone for specialist care.

Excerpts are reproduced briefly with attribution for reporting; full articles are available at the linked sources.

Project fact sheet

Key Facts

Project name

TEMCO Specialised General Hospital

Positioning

A regional hospital for southern Africa, carrying the full range of specialist care under one roof together with the complex work that currently sends patients out of the region, at 25 to 35 per cent below South African private rates. Treating regional patients earns foreign exchange, which makes the care Botswana provides a national export.

Project company

Murua Home (Pty) Ltd · CIPA BW00009159934

Location

Sir Seretse Khama International Airport SEZ, Gaborone, Botswana

Capacity

130 specialist beds, including maternity, neonatal and paediatric intensive care for newborn babies and children

Construction starts

Q4 2026

Operations begin

Q2 2029

Specialities

Oncology including gynaecological cancers of the cervix, ovaries and womb, cardiovascular, robotic and neurosurgery, maternity and high-risk pregnancy care (obstetrics), neonatal and paediatric intensive care for newborn babies and children, IVF and fertility care for women and for men, children's surgery, trauma, dialysis

Government-programme endorsements

NDP 12 Priority · BETP Entry Point Project · BETP Secretariat delivery-readiness validation · SEZ Licensed · Ministry of Health Letter of Support

Brand marks

Brand assets

The marks are issued by the press desk and are not published here. Several of them sit on letterhead, certificates and filings, so a downloadable vector is worth more to someone forging a document than to anyone writing a story. Tell us what you are publishing and the right file comes back at the right size.

Brand marks must not be recoloured, distorted or combined with other elements without written approval from media@temcohospital.com. All marks are © Murua Home (Pty) Ltd.

Embargo policy

How We Handle Press

  • Interview requests with TEMCO leadership must be submitted at least 48 hours in advance.
  • All quotes attributed to project team members are embargoed until written approval is received. The hospital has no patients to quote, since it opens in 2029.
  • Financial figures are shared with qualified investors and should be checked against the current investor brief, which you can request from media@temcohospital.com.
  • Clinical claims must follow Botswana Health Professions Council guidance. Every clinical service TEMCO describes is planned and opens in 2029, and press material should say so plainly, because none of it is available today.
Press contact

Get in touch

For interview requests, fact-checking, additional brand assets or comment on a story, please contact our press desk:

media@temcohospital.com

We aim to respond to press enquiries within one business day. For time-sensitive stories, please mark the subject line "URGENT" and we will prioritise the request.