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Illegal vending, waste crisis expose gaps in city regulation

Councillor Aleck Ndlovu said the city was witnessing an alarming increase in unregulated food vending, with cooked food being sold openly at street corners and from vehicle boots.
By Sharon Sibindi 2h ago

African MPs unite to cut donor reliance in TB fight

The 30 lawmakers made the commitment during a two-day meeting held in Cape Town, South Africa, hosted by the Global TB Caucus.
By Silas Nkala May. 20, 2026

Can IPEC Protect Medical Aid Policyholders Without Controlling Costs? 

No regulator can credibly claim to protect policyholders if prices remain opaque, inconsistent and detached from the contribution base that members and employers can realistically sustain.
By Jacob Mutisi May. 19, 2026

Zim leads key WHO oversight cmmittee ahead of World Health Assembly

In a statement yesterday, the Ministry of Health and Child Care said Maunganidze is presiding over the WHO Executive Board’s Programme Budget and
By Tatenda Kunaka May. 16, 2026
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World unprepared? New outbreak sparks pandemic alarm

As of May 8, eight cases had been reported, six of which were confirmed as hantavirus infections. Three deaths were recorded, resulting in a case fatality ratio of 38%.
By Catherine Murombedzi May. 15, 2026

“Deputy Minister told striking nurses that only God could pay them adequately”

“We were laughing the other day, discussing the industrial action by public health institution nurses,” Kwidini said in remarks broadcast by ZiFM Stereo News.
By Valentine Maya May. 15, 2026

Reforms could push healthcare services beyond breaking point

Zimbabwe is standing at the edge of a potentially devastating healthcare policy mistake.
By Joseph Moyo May. 15, 2026

Proposed health reforms signal welcome direction for Zimbabwe

The proposed cap on private hospital approval letter fees is also significant, as it targets unnecessary administrative costs that ultimately filter down to patients.
By Johannes Marisa May. 15, 2026

Gweru Provincial Hospital launches Orthopedic trauma camp

The programme also aims at improving access to specialist treatment for trauma patients in the Midlands province.
By Staff Reporter May. 14, 2026