Health workers have vowed to continue with their strike over salaries despite pleas for their return to work from President Emmerson Mnangagwa. Speaking to 263Chat health apex chairperson, Enock Dongo said whilst they understand the plea from the head of state they are requesting him to
The Grain Millers Association of Zimbabwe (GMAZ) today distributed subsidised roller meal to frontline health workers in Harare and Chitungwiza. Speaking at the handover ceremony of the mealie-meal at Parirenyatwa hospital, GMAZ deputy chairman Chipo Nheta said they were moved to help frontline health workers who
Zimbabwe medical doctors have downed tools citing the unavailability of Personnel Protective Equipment (PPE) needed to guard against the deadly Covid-19. In a statement president of the Zimbabwe Hospital Doctors Association, Dr. Tawanda Zvakada said their grievance over PPE have not been met and they fear
Water shortages have become a big challenge at public hospitals making it difficult to operate while maintaining proper hygiene for health workers, Harare Central Hospital Pediatric Surgeon Dr Bothwell Mbuvayesango has said. Giving oral evidence before the Parliamentary Health committee, Dr Mbuvayesango said water challenges had
The Econet Wireless Zimbabwe funded HigherLife Foundation (HFL) has extended its fellowship programme to senior hospital personnel including District and Provincial Medical officers among others as it moves to restore sanity in the country's health delivery system. In a statement yesterday, HigherLife said the new fellowship
After touring two of the country's major health institutions, Harare and Parirenyatwa hospitals, Movement for Democratic Change leader Nelson Chamisa said he was ready to engage President Emmerson Mnangagwa and convince him to fully appreciate the disaster brewing in all general hospitals following the ongoing strike
Five accused persons were yesterday convicted for fleecing Harare Central Hospital of more than $68 000 in a pharmaceuticals supply deal that went wrong
A local financial institution, Stanbic Bank Zimbabwe has donated RTGS$89 000 worth of Anesthesia drugs to the Harare Central Hospital to alleviate the acute shortage of drugs and help deliver quality health care to the patients. Speaking at the handover ceremony held at Harare Central Hospital
MDC T leader, Nelson Chamisa has called on government to act on the ongoing doctor's strike
Global healthcare organisation, Norvatis South Africa on Friday last week officially handed over five laptops to the Zimbabwe Diabetes Association (ZDA) to assist towards the screening and management of diabetic patients across the country. The donation follows a visit by Norvatis South Africa to Zimbabwe earlier
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