A former Deputy Minister of Higher Education, Science and Technology Development during the late President Robert Mugabe's rule has questioned Vice President Constantino Chiwenga’s state of mind accusing the government of failing to provide care in hospitals. Posting on Twitter Dr Godfrey Gandawa said there are a
Vice President Constantino Chiwenga Friday dismissed reports by Information Ministry Permanent Secretary Nick Mangwana that hospitals in and around the country are overwhelmed with COVID-19 patients saying at the moment, it is an exaggeration. Recently, Mangwana caused panic when he posted on Twitter that Zimbabwean hospitals
The ruling ZanuPF Party in Hwagwe availed a party district vehicle to help the government in its coronavirus response outreach, following scarcity of hospital vehicles. In a memo obtained by 263Chat, a meeting between Hwange Acting District Medical Officer (DMO) and ZanuPF's District Coordinating Committee (DCC)revealed
Zimbabwe Nurses Association (Zina) president Enoch Dongo says Vice President Constantine Chiwenga’s heavy-handedness on nurses has closed doors for dialogues between the government and health workers, worsening their already depleted situation. Dongo accused Chiwenga, a retired Army General and his Permanent Secretary, Dr Jasper Chimedza, a
Community members who are part of Virtual Platforms established by communities working with Heal Zimbabwe from Gutu and Zaka have singled out corruption by law enforcement agents as the major spreader of COVID 19. There have been several reports made against police officers manning roadblocks who
Parirenyatwa Group of Hospitals has refuted social media reports suggesting that bodies of Covid-19 victims are scattered all over the hospital. Social media has been awash with reports that the Hospital was overwhelmed by the second wave of the Covid-19 pandemic leaving corpses lying cluttered in
Ideas Party of Democracy (IPD0 leader, Herbert Chamuka has challenged the government to provide food assistance to citizens affected by the second COVID-19 lockdown. The government last week announced a 30-day lockdown to curb the spread of the coronavirus which has surged incredibly in Zimbabwe with
The Medicines Control Authority of Zimbabwe (MCAZ) has warned members of the public and healthcare practitioners against using veterinary medicines in the treatment of COVID-19. This follows inquiries and reports received by MCAZ concerning the use of veterinary ivermectin injection for the prevention and treatment of
President Emmerson Mnangagwa Tuesday applauded Zimbabweans for remaining focused in 2020, a year that was hugely disrupted by the COVID-19 pandemic that has claimed millions of lives across the globe. Zimbabwe has recorded 12 544 confirmed cases, including 10 159 recoveries and 326 deaths. In his message,
Leading financial institution ZB Financial Holdings (ZBFH) has urged the nation to remain watchful and observant of Covid-19 regulatory measures to consolidate the gains made so far, in the prevention of the disease. In a statement, ZBFH group Chief Executive Officer Ron Mutandagayi said citizens must
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