Senior Zanu-PF members will undergo public Sinopharm vaccination in an effort to boost public confidence in the highly controversial vaccine. Sinopharm has received widespread condemnation as it has not been passed by the World Health Organisation after its mandatory third clinical trial. Zimbabwe received 200 000 doses
Parirenyatwa who saw the axe of new dispensation together with other former president Robert Mugabe's cabinet ministry is answering to charges of criminal abuse of office after having allegedly gave NatPham an order to hire Newman Madzikwa as its director, trial has been postponed following a request
Former health minister Dr David Parirenyatwa has been exonerated from the Natpharm saga after former board chairperson Dr George Pasipanodya told the Harare Magistrates court that the Zanu PF politician did not have bad intentions for the company. Dr Washaya who stood as a state witness
A 45-kilometre journey from Nyanga to Bende Village in Nyanga South constituency can best be summed up as a nightmare. A 30 minutes journey on a normal road now takes approximately three hours due to the bad state of the road and has not been
President Emmerson Mnangagwa has today appointed a 20 member cabinet with some significant new faces while party heavyweights including Obert Mpofu, Patrick Chinamasa and Simon Khaya Moyo among others fell by the wayside.
Health and Child Care Minister Dr David Parirenyatwa has announced that renal dialysis is now free in the country. Before this initiative, the cost for dialysis sessions ranged from $80 to $150 in government hospitals, while private hospitals charged $200 to $250. “I would like to inform
Health and Child Care Minister, Dr David Parirenyatwa has cleared the air on government's decision to legalize marijuana saying it was introduced for professional purposes. Parirenyatwa's clarification follows varied misconceptions of its use in the country. Officiating at the Zimbabwe Medical Congress last week, Parirenyatwa said marijuana
Health and Child Care Minister, Dr David Parirenyatwa has bemoaned the unavailability of radiologists in the country saying there is need to train more locals to improve healthcare provisions
Health and Child Care Minister Dr David Parirenyatwa yesterday appointed a new Health Services Board consisting of six members who are set to start work henceforth
Minister of Health and Child Care, Dr David Parirenyatwa yesterday said the forthcoming elections are going to free and fair saying the politics in the country is positive and good
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