Local beverages producer, Delta Corporation has delivered 45,000 litres of clean water to cholera ravaged suburbs of Glen View and Budiriro as part of the company's “MAKE A DIFFERENCE” (MAD) campaign. In a press statement released today, Delta said the initiative is expected to galvanize key
Government has declared the current cholera outbreak that has resulted in the death of 16 people while over 2000 cases were reported, a national disaster. Addressing the media after touring Beatrice Road Infectious Disease Hospital in Harare, Minister of Health and Child Care, Dr Obadiah Moyo
We have a limited supply of aqua tablets which is the chlorine foam that we encourage people to put in their 20 and 30 litre containers of water
Recent revelations by the National Institute for Communicable Disease (NICD) of South Africa that two food processing plants in Polokwane and Germiston have been identified as being the sources of a recent outbreak of listeriosis in South Africa has once again brought the attention of
City Of Harare has moved in to address health hazards affecting residence at Matapi Flats in Mbare after partnering Oxfam Zimbabwe in refurbishing the beyond human habitation flats. Speaking during the tour of Matapi Flats, Minister of State for Harare Metropolitan Province, Miriam Chikukwa called on City
The call was made by MDC-T Acting Vice President, Engineer Elias Mudzuri, after visiting Chegutu residents who were affected by the epidemic, which ravaged the small town recently.
At lease four people have died from the recent cholera outbreak which ravaged Chegutu town while 32 cases have been recorded in the past two weeks. Health and Child Care minister David Parirenyatwa confirmed the cholera related incidences which surfaced on 8 January after an 80
The Ministry of Health and Child Care, Dr David Parirenyatwa has allayed fears of Cholera outbreak in Zimbabwe following the water borne disease's outbreak in Lusaka, Zambia. Addressing journalists in Harare on Friday, Parirenyatwa said the Ministry has deployed teams in Chirundu,Victoria Falls, Kariba and Kanyemba
Transform Zimbabwe (TZ) President Jacob Ngarivhume has challenged political leaders to stop blaming and start acting as the nation once again stands threatened by the deadly epidemics of typhoid and Cholera. By Edward Makuzva Addressing Journalists at the launch of the cleanup campaign last week in Glenview,
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