Realizing that the 100-days strike by local doctors has not done enough to push for salary adjustments for health workers, Parirenyatwa Group of Hospitals nurses this morning declared incapacitation as they continue to push for better salaries which they said should be pegged according to
Government doctors have appealed to the World Health Organisation (WHO) and United Nations (UN) to bail out the Zimbabwean government and supplement the salaries of more than 1800 incapacitated doctors who have not been reporting for duty for over 35 days now. In a statement yesterday,
Doctors from government owned hospitals have have pulled out of the Health Apex council citing its failure to represent and negotiate for better working conditions. The Zimbabwe Hospital Doctors Association (ZHDA) submitted a letter to the Health Services Board this morning demanding another platform to negotiate
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
National Peace and Reconciliation Commission (NPRC) is planning to engage law enforcement agents on how to handle people living with disabilities amid concerns that they are mostly caught unaware during demonstrations due to communication failure. This was said in the capital today at the International Week
Natpharm officials yesterday endured a torrid time before the parliamentary committee on HIV and Aids over claims they made that the country had enough drug stocks. This is despite the fact that most health centres were experiencing serious shortage of drugs with people on Antiretroviral treatment
The strong winds howled in high speed, later followed by heavy or rather violent rains that pounced through out the dreadful Friday night but no-one ever thought it could turn out be one of the worst nights for the people of Chimanimani. As the rains
Despite reuniting with their allegedly abducted leader, Dr Peter Magombeyi who went missing on Saturday last week, Zimbabwe Hospital Doctors Association (ZHDA) members have vowed to intensify their push for better working conditions. In a statement released soon after their reunion with Dr Magombeyi, ZHDA made
Zimbabwe's public health delivery system is currently grounded following a move by both doctors and nurses to down tools protesting the abduction of Zimbabwe Hospital Doctors Association (ZHDA) Dr Peter Magombeyi by suspected state security agents on Saturday night. Hundreds of doctors and radiographers, holding placards,
Angel of Hope in collaboration with Merk Foundation are working hand in glove to break barriers and fight stigma on issues of fertility in both men and women in Zimbabwe under the “Much more than a Mother” project emphasizing the need for a paradigm shift
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