The United States Agency for International Development (USAID) has closed the US$25 million -Challenge TB grant for Zimbabwe, following an end to its five year tenure. Challenge TB (CTB), is an American government sponsored, five year global funding mechanism meant to spur the fight against tuberculosis. The
United States government has vowed to stand with the people of Zimbabwe in fighting Tuberculosis ahead of the World Tuberculosis (TB) Day commemorated on March 24 every year. Through the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) and Centre for Disease Control (CDC), the United States has
Zimbabwe has launched a healthcare TB infection control project aimed at reducing the risk of healthcare workers from contracting the deadly disease in healthcare facilities and the community. Officially launching the project dubbed Healthcare Associated Tuberculosis Infection Prevention Project in Zimbabwe (HATIPP-Zim) in Harare, National PMTCT
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