Mubvee is a name used in Southern Africa, specifically in Zimbabwe, for the Kigelia africana tree, also known as the sausage tree. This tree has a long history of traditional medicinal use, with various parts of the plant, particularly the fruit, employed for a range of ailments. 
Here's a breakdown of its significance:
Traditional Medicine:
Mubve (Kigelia africana) is widely recognized in African traditional medicine for its therapeutic properties. 
Sausage Tree:
The name "sausage tree" comes from the distinctive, long, sausage-shaped fruit it produces. 
Medicinal Uses:
The fruit, bark, and roots of Mubve have been used to treat various conditions, including:
Infertility and sexual health: The fruit is known to improve fertility, particularly in males. 
Skin conditions: It is used to address skin issues like wounds, boils, and ulcers. 
Respiratory problems: It has been used to treat respiratory ailments. 
Other uses: Mubve has also been traditionally used for treating sickle cell anemia, epilepsy, digestive issues, and other ailments. 
Zimbabwean Context:
In Zimbabwe, Mubve (Kigelia africana) has been the subject of discussions regarding its medicinal value and its potential inclusion in pharmacies.