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It’s time we consider national health insurance

HIV is still wreaking havoc with many people still testing positive to the virus. HIV prevalence is less than 14% though in our country.
By Dr Johannes Marisa Mar. 5, 2023

Health talk: Health financing critical

Medical access is now a pie in the sky in Zimbabwe as people are struggling daily to make ends meet.
By Johannes Marisa Jan. 29, 2023

Health sector faces doom: MPs

THE Parliamentary Portfolio Committee on Health and Child Care has warned that underfunding of the Health ministry
By Harriet Chikandiwa Dec. 9, 2022

2023 health budget should satisfy key areas

There is no doubt that many hospitals have obsolete equipment and they are also in dire need of essential drugs.
By Johannes Marisa Dec. 1, 2022

Letters to the editor: Doctors, nurses’ strikes call for relook into health policy

It serves no purpose for government officials to bully the health professionals when thorny issues which gave birth to the industrial action are still pending.

By The Independent Jul. 18, 2022

Courts unfairly treat witness medical practitioners

For long, police officers have often struggled to acquire completed medical affidavits for many complaints and some cases end up dying a natural death because of that. Doctors have complained for all this time about the way they are treated at the courts.

By The Independent Jul. 7, 2022

Mthuli grilled over health budget

Legislators accused Ncube of allocating only 14% or $117,7 billion of the 2022 budget to the Health ministry, resulting in the ministry struggling to fund its operations.

By The Independent Jun. 21, 2022

Health Talk: National Health Insurance can foster better solutions

At least 60% of our citizens cannot access adequate health care, a phenomenon which is quite unfortunate. Many lives are being lost on a daily basis yet better medical services can be offered to salvage the horrendous situation.

By The Independent Jun. 12, 2022

Health Talk: National Health Insurance can foster better solutions

At least 60% of our citizens cannot access adequate health care, a phenomenon which is quite unfortunate. Many lives are being lost on a daily basis yet better medical services can be offered to salvage the horrendous situation.

By The Independent Jun. 12, 2022