The striking medical doctors have turned down the financial assistance from Strive and Tsitsi Masiyiwa's Higherlife Foundation saying the time frame and terms and conditions surrounding the offer does not make it a viable long lasting solution to their incapacitation. Higherlife Foundation offered to pay the
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
Popular Mbare-based traditional midwife, Gogo Gwena, who for the past days hogged lime light for running a backyard maternity ward at her house has been advised to 'close shop' or risk facing legal actions. Gogo Gwena, real name, Esther Gwena of the St Johns Apostolic Church
As one approaches Mbuya Gwena's place of residents in Mbare, one would be hoodwinked to believe its a private hospital located right in the heart of a high density suburb due to the number of people that frequent her in search of labour assistance while
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Harare Central hospital's Tariro Hostel for cancer patients which suspended operations in 2017 due to financial constraints is set to reopen following an intervention by Stanbic Bank and its seven partners. Stanbic Bank together with the Cancer Association of Zimbabwe, Beit Trust, Zim Health, Think Pink
A research conducted by the Ministry of Health and Child Care has concluded that people with bilharzia have a high risk of contracting HIV, 263Chat has learnt. This was said during the stakeholders meeting for the feedback on the results of Impact Assessment of six rounds
The citizens have cried foul over government's decision to fire medical doctors, a move that has brought the already stuttering country's health delivery system to total collapse. Medical doctors at all major referral hospitals have not reported for duty for over 60 days now citing incapacitation
Zimbabwe Hospital Doctors Association (ZHDA) has defied the government's disciplinary action telling their employer that they will not be attending any of their hearings due to incapacitation. The doctors, vowed to continue with their industrial action until government accedes to their demands. Addressing the post cabinet press
Spotting a black shirt, black trouser, black shoes, complemented by a clean cheesekop shave, Taurai Matsiwe cut a lone figure among the women as he was the only man who joined the Women's Coalition of Zimbabwe protest against the deteriorating health service system in the
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