In Epworth, a suburb filled with life and challenge, Taruva Muvhuni was living his dream as a father and provider. But in 2010, a persistent cough set him on a path he never imagined—a fight against tuberculosis (TB) that would test his body, mind, and
As Zimbabwe strives to combat tuberculosis (TB), a persistent and often deadly bacterial infection, a significant barrier looms: stigma. This social shadow not only hinders diagnosis and treatment but also threatens the lives of countless individuals, especially those living with TB. Chairman of the Stop TB
The Ministry of Health and Child Care has raised alarm over the shortage of Tuberculosis drugs essential for HIV/TB treatment. In a letter by the Permanent Secretary of Health and Child Care, Air Commodore Dr Jasper Chimedza addressed to all Provincial Medical Directors, Dr Chimedza indicated
Ministry of Health and Child Care (MoHCC) AND Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education (MOPSE) yesterday launched the school health policy which is set to safe guard the health of learners and teachers in the school environment.
TB/HIV co-infection rates in Zimbabwe have decline from 86% in 2009 to 72% in 2015 largely due to the effective rollout of ART and TB preventive therapy, although there was a decline in TB/HIV co infection rates, the rates remain unacceptably high
20 September 2017, Harare - The United Nations Team in Zimbabwe, in support of national development priorities and in partnership with development partners, reiterates its commitments articulated under the 2016-2020 Zimbabwe United Nations Development Assistance Framework (ZUNDAF). The United Nations, through the ZUNDAF, continues its support
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