Legal expert slams new emergency law as unworkable

The proposed law compels private institutions to admit and stabilise patients with critical emergencies for at least 48 hours, removing upfront payment as a condition for care.
By Donald Nyandoro Aug. 6, 2026

Saving lives should never bankrupt private hospitals

Government must, therefore, move quickly from legislation to implementation. The first priority should be the establishment of a dedicated National Emergency Healthcare Fund.
By Newsday Jul. 23, 2026

Govt gazettes Medical Services Act 

He added that the legislation also creates a framework for collaboration between public and private healthcare providers during emergencies.
By Staff Reporter Jul. 8, 2026

Emergency calls overwhelm city’s ambulance services

One of the most notable crashes occurred along Khami Road near Monarch, where a commuter omnibus carrying 17 passengers slammed into a haulage truck.
By Jeffrey Muvundisi Jun. 26, 2026

Cool heads needed in healthcare bill debate

The debate surrounding the Medical Services Amendment Bill in Zimbabwe has reached a critical flashpoint, characterised more by corporate friction and defensive maneuvering
By Gilmore Muradzikwa Jun. 10, 2026

Human rights doctors support proposed abortion Bill

The clause addresses termination of pregnancy and related provisions. 
By Nyaradzo Chiba Feb. 13, 2026

Clergy ramps up opposition ahead of Abortion Bill vote

The Catholic Church has in recent weeks mounted a coordinated nationwide campaign urging lawmakers to reject the Bill. 
By Miriam Mangwaya Feb. 10, 2026

Beyond 1977: Why Zimbabwe’s reproductive laws must catch up to reality

If a woman decides she cannot carry a pregnancy, why is her decision treated as a public crime rather than a private medical necessity? No one makes this choice lightly. 
By Joyline Chiedza Basira Feb. 3, 2026

Drop “abortion clauses” in the Medical Services Amendment Bill

For better context, it is necessary that we briefly explain the process of law making in Zimbabwe.