The government says it expects COVID-19 cases to rise rapidly in the few weeks due to an increase in the number of tests being conducted. To date, the country has recorded 489 cases with the majority of these being from returnees. Of concern to the government
The Ministry of Health and Child Care has announced that patients will not be turned away from government hospitals and clinics for failing to pay the recently hiked hospital fees. According to local online publication, the Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Health and Child Care,
The Parliamentary Committee on Health and Child Care has slammed the government for crippling the already deteriorating health delivery system by dismissing doctors without a continuity plan. Addressing the permanent secretary in the ministry of health and child care Dr Agnes Mahomva who appeared before the
Fifteen out of 20 District Medical Officers graduated after completing studies in Field Epidemiology amid calls for successful personnel to apply basic public health skills at their stations. This translates to 75 percent pass rate while the remaining percentage failed to make it. Speaking at the graduation
Childhood Tuberculosis which was previously a neglected disease is now getting attention with the introduction of a new project titled Catalyzing Pediatric Tuberculosis Innovation (CaP TB) funded through Unitaid
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