Standards for assistive technology

Access to appropriate assistive technology is a human right as enshrined in the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities and the National Disability Policy. 
By Deborah Tigere Dec. 20, 2024

Review of the 2025 National Budget (II)

The same report notes that progress in boosting health spending in resource-scarce countries has been limited, despite a commitment to leave no one behind.
By Prosper Chitambara Dec. 13, 2024

Midlands province gets ambulances

He said the 15 utility vehicles, which include 10 Toyota Land Cruisers and five Toyota Hiluxes, would be distributed to cover the province’s eight administrative districts.
By Stephen Chadenga Dec. 12, 2024

What we have said and learnt

That table has no condemnation. It offers healing and health, peace during storms, supply for needs, wipes for sorrow and grief. The list is endless.
By Erasmus Makarimayi Dec. 7, 2024

Number of trained plastic, reconstructive surgeons increases

He said this during a College of Surgeons of East, Central and Southern Africa (COSECSA) graduation ceremony held in Harare on Wednesday.
By Vanessa Gonye Dec. 6, 2024

Banks not supporting medical entrepreneurs

Medical practitioners have been badly treated by financial institutions in the country.
By Dr Johannes Marisa Dec. 6, 2024

Governments urged to implement media literacy policies

The symposium was convened by the Knowledge Centre Global Health (KCGH) to empower global health professionals and policymakers with the knowledge, tools,
By Staff Reporter Nov. 30, 2024

Finance ministry should seriously consider the health sector

The World Health Organisation put forward six building blocks that constitute the health system and failure of one pillar results in a shambolic and a shaky structure.
By Johannes Marisa Nov. 29, 2024

CRAFT festival tackles drug abuse, sexual health

Sweden’s ambassador to Zimbabwe, Per Lindgarde, emphasised his country’s commitment to supporting youth initiatives.
By Costa Nkomo Nov. 28, 2024