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Zim adopts NAT to supercharge blood safety

“This moment is not merely a technical achievement, it is a national milestone that reflects our shared commitment to safeguarding the lives of our citizens,” he said.

By Vanessa Gonye Feb. 21, 2026

Zim adopts NAT to supercharge blood safety

Zim runs out of blood stocks

Allogeneic transfusion, which is the most common in Zimbabwe, involves administering blood donated by one person to another who matches their blood type.

By GRACIOUS DANIEL Jan. 9, 2026

The quiet weight of offence and the discipline of letting go

One of the most uncomfortable truths about resentment is that offence is, to a significant degree, a choice. Not the initial sting, perhaps, but the decision to keep it alive.

By Rutendo Kureya Jan. 6, 2026

The quiet weight of offence and the discipline of letting go

NBSZ rolls out festive blood donation drive

To achieve the 7 800 unit festive target, NBSZ has intensified outreach efforts through community campaigns and more than 90 mobile collection points across the country.

By Staff Reporter Nov. 18, 2025

NBSZ rolls out festive blood donation drive

‘Blood not for sale in public hospitals’

THE National Blood Services Zimbabwe (NBSZ) has said blood is free in public health institutions across the country and that patients should report cases of payment demand to release blood.

By Staff Reporter Nov. 18, 2025

‘Blood not for sale in public hospitals’

Importance of adherence to medication and regular medical check-ups in managing chronic diseases

Regular blood sugar monitoring and healthy lifestyle choices, such as a balanced diet and regular physical activity, are essential in managing diabetes.

By Clever Marisa Sep. 28, 2025

Importance of adherence to medication and regular medical check-ups in managing chronic diseases

Blood donation is key

MANY people only realise the importance of blood donation when they are in need of blood transfusion.

By Johannes Marisa Sep. 26, 2025

Bulawayo’s Catholic sisters turn to renewable energy

"We have five solar-powered boreholes supporting horticulture and also our residence," said Sr. Caroline Busvumani, during atour of the Precious Blood sisters' project.

By Marko Phiri Aug. 17, 2025