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
Junior doctors who recently ended their four months industrial action have expressed concern over little to no progress in terms of re-equipping hospitals rendering their presence worthless. In a press statement, the Zimbabwe Hospital Doctors Association (ZHDA) said though doctors returned to work, they are not
Senior doctors have vowed to keep pressing the government for better working conditions and improved salaries and will not return to work until those demands are met. This is despite the return to work by junior doctors albeit without adequate medical supplies which continue to put
Esther Zinyoro, affectionately known to her legion of clients as Mbuya Gwena of Mbare became an overnight heroine following the unwavering assistance she has been giving to expecting mothers, most of whom were stranded after council nurses joined the striking doctors on industrial action. Most women,
President Emmerson Mnangagwa came out guns blazing and accused striking doctors of being funded externally to embark on an industrial action by people who are bent on disrupting development in the country. The President said this today at the ongoing ZANU PF National Congress in Goromonzi. Mnangagwa
The striking medical doctors have asked for additional time to engage with the employer following the expiry of 48 hour moratorium which they were given last week to go back to work with no questions asked. The doctors said this extension will give them ample time
Striking doctors have now pinned their hopes on Vice President Constantino Chiwenga, who recently returned from China where he was receiving treatment, to resume negotiations for better salaries. In an interview with 263Chat, Zimbabwe Hospital Doctors Association (ZHDA), Treasurer General Dr Tapiwa Mungofa said Chiwenga's return
More and more bed ridden patients are being turned away at one of the largest Hospitals in Zimbabwe following a doctors strike, who have downed tools demanding better working conditions and a fair wage
The government has now announced that it will drag the striking doctors to labor court after they defy the order to report for duty yesterday on Monday, health minister Obadiah Moyo has said
Zimbabwe Hospitals Doctors Association (ZHDA) has threatened to continue with their industrial action saying dialogue with government has not yielded any positive results. Junior doctors, now in their second week of industrial action are demanding that government addresses the shortage of basic medication and their welfare. "Among many
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