Aid - The Zimbabwe Independent

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Zimbabwe faces $4.8 Billion climate funding gap as new governance book calls for reforms

Green Governance Zimbabwe Trust (GGZT), in partnership with ActionAid Zimbabwe, launched Pathways for Green Governance in Zimbabwe.

By Valentine Maya 3h ago

Zimbabwe faces $4.8 Billion climate funding gap as new governance book calls for reforms

Old Magwegwe, Old Pumula identified as HIV hotspots

The planners in Beijing.“We are testing people, we are getting HIV-positive cases, and they are coming from those areas. That directs us to say those are our hotspots,” he said.

By Silas Nkala 10h ago

Old Magwegwe, Old Pumula identified as HIV hotspots

Zim on track to end Aids by 2030

“I believe that four decades into the epidemic, people know and have information, but we now need behaviour change,” she said.

By Silas Nkala 11h ago

Zimbabwe upbeat on ending AIDS by 2030 despite funding cuts

Nyathi said Zimbabwe was now in the “last mile” of its campaign to end AIDS by 2030.

By Silas Nkala Jun. 1, 2026

Zimbabwe upbeat on ending AIDS by 2030 despite funding cuts

Living positively with HIV

Anyone diagnosed with it was treated as though they had already been condemned to death. Fear, stigma and discrimination robbed many people of their dignity and hope.

By Piason Maringwa May. 28, 2026

Why Medical Aid Societies Entered Healthcare Provision – And Why That History Matters Today

In effect, service provision became an extension of the core mandate of medical aid societies: safeguarding their members’ access to healthcare.

By Staff Reporter May. 28, 2026

Why Medical Aid Societies Entered Healthcare Provision – And Why That History Matters Today

This Amendment Is Not Reform — It Is a Setback for Access, Affordability and Universal Health Coverage

That is how you protect consumers. That is how you advance Universal Health Coverage. That is how you strengthen — rather than fracture — a fragile system.

By Staff Reporter May. 28, 2026

This Amendment Is Not Reform — It Is a Setback for Access, Affordability and Universal Health Coverage

Catholic nun brings hope to HIV orphans in rural Matobo

Hope has been reborn in Matobo, Matabeleland South, a windy and dry land which stands in silence and whose inhabitants had lost hope when the HIV and Aids pandemic reached its peak in Africa.

By Christine Masivo May. 24, 2026