The Association of Healthcare Funders of Zimbabwe (AHFoZ) chairperson Stanford Sisiya has castigated the level of effort that is being done to attend to emergencies in the medical sector adding that people are dying everyday as a result of failure to access the US priced
More than 1.4 million people who are on Anti Retroviral (ARV) drugs are in danger of running out of the medication as the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) is alleged to be refusing to release a sum of US$6 million that is required by the
Mpilo Central Hospital, the second largest referral centre in the country is facing a serious shortage of junior medical staff after the Ministry of Health and Child Care failed to deploy the expected number of doctors. Ordinarily, the Ministry of Health at the beginning of the
Zimbabwe Hospital Doctors Association (ZHDA) has appealed to the Ministry of Health and Child Care to honour its pledge to pay doctors in US dollar currency saying the currency methods of payment is being eroded by the fluctuating inflation. The Doctors' Association wrote a letter of
Parirenyatwa Group of Hospitals in partnership with Hunan Provincial Maternal and Child Health Hospital from the People’s Republic of China have extended an invitation to young women to come for free early cervical cancer detection and treatment. In a press statement, the institution is inviting up
Insurance Council of Zimbabwe will this coming public holidays deploy ambulances in the main highways of the country to attend to all emergencies in-order to reduce mortality by road traffic accidents. A number of people lose their lives during holidays due to lack of timeous evacuation
Minister of Health and Child Care, Obadiah Moyo has called on hospitals to embrace innovation in order to improve technological development in the medical sector. The Minister said this during a handover ceremony of health equipment and medicines at Harare Central Hospital recently. "Innovation is what we
The Minister of Health and Child Care Honourable Obadiah Moyo today confirmed that Zimbabwe was hailed for its contribution to Medicinal Cannabis (mbanje) at a workshop he attended last weekend in Cape Town, South Africa. Cannabis is made from the dried flowering heads and leaves of
Director of Epidemiology and Disease Control in the ministry of health and child care, Dr. Portia Manangazira has expressed concern over the mental stability of people who have been on the ground helping the victims of cyclone Idai saying they are likely to experience post crisis
Late detection of child cancers is becoming a major threat to the health sector as 20 new cases are reported annually resulting in child mortality. KidzCan Zimbabwe is working with the Ministry of Health on a campaign that will promote early diagnosis of Retinoblastoma (cancer of
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