By Kudzaishe Chimonera Nurses have gone on strike over salaries and working conditions, saying recent pay increases offered by the government have failed to address mounting financial pressures. The industrial action follows a protest about a month ago when nurses called for a substantial salary review
Nurses in the country are struggling to make ends meet as they continue to earn salaries pegged in local currency, which have not kept up with the skyrocketing inflation the Parliamentary Portfolio Committee on Health and Child Care has been told. A representative of nurses at
Social justice advocacy group, Fight Inequality Zimbabwe (FIAZ) has pleaded with the Government to consider the plight of ordinary citizens who can’t access basic health care in public hospital amid protracted wage talks with striking medical professionals. Nurses and doctors downed tools on Monday citing poor
The Grain Millers Association of Zimbabwe (GMAZ) today distributed subsidised roller meal to frontline health workers in Harare and Chitungwiza. Speaking at the handover ceremony of the mealie-meal at Parirenyatwa hospital, GMAZ deputy chairman Chipo Nheta said they were moved to help frontline health workers who
Government has with immediate effect announced a salary adjustment and a United States dollar pegged Covid-19 allowance for the Civil Service and pensioners. In a statement by the Ministry of Finance and Economic Development, government announced a 50 percent increase in civil servants salaries with effect
Health workers at Parirenyatwa Hospital staged a demonstration at the Health Service Board (HSB) offices demanding better working conditions and an explanation on why some allowances were deducted from their salaries. The placard wielding workers besieged HSB offices at the institution burst into song and dance
Gweru Provincial Hospital Medical Superintendent, Dr Fabian Mashingaidze is in the eye of a storm following his alleged manhandling of a senior nurse at the health institution. Zimbabwe Professional Nurses Union president, Mr Robert Chiduku confirmed the incident saying Sister in Charge, Chenaimoyo Kudzinetsa Masvusvu was
Health Services Board Apex Council and the Zimbabwe Nurses Association (ZNA) have from today embarked on a strike following the failure by government to respond to the 14 day ultimatum announced two weeks ago. In a letter addressed to the Ministry of Health and Child Care,
Zimbabwe Nurses Association has withdrawn its application challenging the termination of employment contracts for some striking nurses employed at state-run hospitals. In a notice of withdrawal filed with the Registrar of the High Court on Thursday 26 April 2018, Zimbabwe Nurses Association said the organisation no
HIGH Court Judge Justice Amy Tsanga will on Thursday 26 April 2018 preside over the hearing and determination of an urgent chamber application filed by Zimbabwe Nurses Association seeking an order to restrain and interdict the Health Services Board (HSB), Health and Child Care Minister
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