Pharmacists raise the alarm
Many pharmacies are now owned by prominent businesspeople instead of trained pharmacists due to the fact that they cannot afford monthly rentals, insiders have revealed....
28.2.2012
11:51
21.2.2012
16:13
Govt to blame for disease: Bonde
Government has come under fire from the Zimbabwe Association of Doctors for Human Rights for failing...
1.2.2012
10:17
Youths train to fight HIV
As part of its on-going battle against HIV and AIDS, Youth Against AIDS will train 50...
1.2.2012
9:46
AIDS fraudsters at work
The National Aids Council has warned the public to be on the look out for individuals...
31.1.2012
13:36
Typhoid outbreak- no cuts in high density suburbs
The city of Harare says that it is not going to ration water supplies to all...
26.1.2012
8:23
Harare typhoid cases continue to rise
Cases of typhoid are continuing to rise in Harare, where at least 90 people have been...
25.1.2012
9:38
Hypertension – a silent killer
When Rutendo Nhari collapsed at her home and was pronounced dead on arrival at Mount Darwin...
25.1.2012
9:18
Global Fund mission begins
A Global Fund team arrived this week to negotiate and make preparations for phase two of...
2.12.2011
7:07
MSF close clinic
Asylum seekers, mainly Zimbabwean nationals, have expressed their disappointment over the closure of a clinic run...
25.11.2011
17:07
Unleashing e-health
Zimbabwe will host an inaugural e-health symposium from December 15-18 to share best practices and ICT...
22.11.2011
17:38
GNU spends $9/person on health
The broke Government of National Unity is currently spending only $9 per person on health, much...
