Churches unite against new Abortion Bill
“Vague ‘mental health’ provisions could allow abortion at advanced stages of pregnancy” and this same clause “could be used to justify aborting babies based on their sex.”
By SHALOM MANJERERE
Dec. 2, 2025
Honour medical practitioners
Many medical practitioners are resilient to the challenges bedevilling the health sector and are dedicated to serving the nation.
By Johannes Marisa
Nov. 28, 2025
Cimas @80 media awards set to debut tonight in Bulawayo
According to Cimas, the awards attracted an overwhelming 120 entries, reflecting growing interest in health journalism and the media’s commitment to spotlighting national health issues.
By Online Reporter
Nov. 21, 2025
Don’t only fill posts, fix health sector problems too
The government is under pressure to fill 14 000 vacant posts left by nurses and doctors who have fled the country in recent years.
By Newsday
Nov. 14, 2025
Marisa lands top regional post
Marisa’s appointment is expected to strengthen Zimbabwe’s participation in continental medical governance initiatives.
By Staff Reporter
Nov. 9, 2025
To self-insure or group insure: The bane of the Zim businesses
AS medical premiums continue to rise, some employers are searching for ways to control expenses without negatively impacting health coverage for employees.
By Godfrey Mushonga
Nov. 8, 2025
Medical professionals to be honoured at inaugural Health Excellence Awards
“Many practitioners across various sectors of the medical fraternity work tirelessly, often without acknowledgment — this is our way of saying, ‘we see you and we appreciate you’.”
By Staff Reporter
Nov. 1, 2025
Panicky ED splashes US$150 ‘bonus’ for civil servants
AS tension rises in the country while civil servants express frustration over low salaries and a difficult work environment, the government yesterday doled out US$150 to each of its workers.
By BRENT SHAMU and Kenneth Nyangani
Oct. 17, 2025
Panicky ED splashes US$150 ‘bonus’ for civil servants
AS tension rises in the country while civil servants express frustration over low salaries and a difficult work environment, the government yesterday doled out US$150 to each of its workers.
By BRENT SHAMU and Kenneth Nyangani
Oct. 17, 2025
