Health & Fitness

6 000 Children Hospitalised For Malnutrition

Nearly 6 000 children in the country have been admitted to healthcare institutions due to acute malnutrition since the start of the year, a United Nations agency has said. Despite a good harvest, the UN report said millions still faced severe food insecurity with 400 000 Zimbabweans having received food …

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First Lady Hosts San Kids In Vic Falls

Punching the air with excitement, children from the San community in Bulilima district are enjoying every bit of their fairy-tale visit here which has for the first time in their lives afforded them an opportunity to tour one of the most spectacular waterfalls in the world, the mighty Victoria Falls …

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NAC Motivates Volunteers With Cycles

Nearly one thousand National AIDS Council (NAC) community health ambassadors are set to receive bicycles to ease their transport woes when they go around communities preaching the health gospel in Mashonaland Central. Minister of State for Provincial Affairs and Devolution, Senator Monica Mavhunga officiated at a handover ceremony of the …

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Vaccination Shocker: Govt Snubs Cheaper Donor-Funded Jabs

In an eyebrow-raising development, the Zimbabwean government, battling the Covid-19 pandemic, has been purchasing expensive Chinese vaccines while overlooking doses supplied at cheaper prices under the Gavi Alliance platform meant to benefit developing countries. The Gavi Alliance, formerly the Global Alliance for Vaccines and Immunisation, is a global health partnership …

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Sorghum Intake Exceeds Highest Tonnage Since Independence: Govt

The Government said the 2021 traditional grains production has improved remarkably and some crops exceeded the highest ever tonnage since independence. Addressing journalists during a Post Cabinet Media briefing Tuesday Information Minister Monica Mutvsngagwa said Mashonaland West Province has the highest maize and soyabean intake, while Mashonaland Central has the …

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