Government Opens Probe Into Health Fund Abuse
HARARE-The Ministry of Health and Child Care has launched a probe into the alleged abuse of funds meant for nurses by senior officials.
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Service Delivery Crippled By Nurses Strike
HARARE-The ongoing strike by nurses over on-call and night duty allowances in Harare has crippled service delivery at referral health institutions. This has.
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More women know their HIV status than men
FIFTY percent of women have been tested for HIV and know their status compared to 40 percent of men, a Zimbabwe National Statistics.
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Chinese firm caught making fake condoms for Kenya
The demand for goods of reputable or status-oriented brands has always been high, if not always growing. This is what makes the goods.
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Nurses strike over unpaid allowances
OVER 600 nurses at Chitungwiza Central Hospital (CCH) Monday downed tools in protest over government’s failure to pay night duty allowances as promised..
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PSMAS Refuses To Pay Dube’s $3m Award
Premier Service Medical Aid Society says it will not pay its former group chief executive officer Dr Cuthbert Dube $3 million in backdated.
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Xenophobia Victims Severely Traumatised..Fears Of PTSD
Eighteen of the more than 400 Zimbabweans repatriated on Monday after xenophobic attacks in South Africa were severely traumatised, while 97 had mental.
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45 000 fail to collect HIV results — NAC
HARARE – At least 45 000 people who screened for HIV in the fourth quarter of the last year failed to collect their.
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Arbitrator orders PSMAS to pay Dube $3 million in outstanding salaries
HARARE – An arbitrator has ordered Zimbabwe’s largest health insurer – Premier Services Medical Aid Society (PSMAS) to pay its former chief executive.
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Harare records 10,000 cases of STIs in three months
HARARE recorded 10,128 cases of Sexually Transmitted Infections (STI) between January and March this year, National Aids Council (NAC) Harare province coordinator, Adonijah.