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 have ended their more than hundred days industrial action and have resumed their duties at all public hospitals, Parirenyatwa Hospital Public Relations Officer Linos Dhire has told 263Chat. Dhire said the junior doctors were already conducting their duties, a position that was confirmed by
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
Following HigherLife Foundation initiative to assist government towards payment of doctors salaries, 362 practitioners have reportedly returned to work, 263Chat can report. In an interview with 263Chat during the launch of Support Our Hospitals Initiative, HigherLife Foundation chief executive officer, Dr Kennedy Mubaiwa confirmed that of
The striking Medical doctors have withheld applications for the Higher Life Foundation financial assistance accusing government of interfering with the selection process, the Zimbabwe Hospital Doctors Association (ZHDA) has said. In a statement, ZHDA said their meeting yesterday resolved to put on hold the Higherlife Foundation
Government doctors have appealed to the World Health Organisation (WHO) and United Nations (UN) to bail out the Zimbabwean government and supplement the salaries of more than 1800 incapacitated doctors who have not been reporting for duty for over 35 days now. In a statement yesterday,
Doctors from government owned hospitals have have pulled out of the Health Apex council citing its failure to represent and negotiate for better working conditions. The Zimbabwe Hospital Doctors Association (ZHDA) submitted a letter to the Health Services Board this morning demanding another platform to negotiate
Despite reuniting with their allegedly abducted leader, Dr Peter Magombeyi who went missing on Saturday last week, Zimbabwe Hospital Doctors Association (ZHDA) members have vowed to intensify their push for better working conditions. In a statement released soon after their reunion with Dr Magombeyi, ZHDA made
Zimbabwe Hospital Doctors Association (ZHDA) have responded to the move by the government to bar doctors from engaging in industrial action saying they have labour rights just like other government employees. Addressing the post cabinet briefing on Tuesday, Minister of Health and Child Care, Dr Obadiah
Despite getting a 60 percent salary increase, have alerted government of their plan to embark on an industrial action starting from the 3rd of September saying delays by the Health Service Board to review their salaries has rendered them incapacitated. The strike mainly focuses on the
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