Day: December 4, 2017

MDC blames Govt for Tsholotsho accident disaster …says Ministry of Health was negligent

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By Daniel Phiri MDC-N says government especially the Ministry of Health and Child Care (MoHCC) are to blame for the accident which killed about 21 health workers along Tsholotsho-Sipepa Road on Saturday. The deceased people were part of a 69 team of malaria campaigners and environmental health technicians who were travelling in a MoHCC Nissan UD truck on their way to start spraying in Tsholotsho after finishing Binga, Nkayi and Lupane. In a statement, MDC-N Matabeleland North Chairperson Leonard Mhlanga said his party was moved by the disaster considering the…

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“Chigubhu Gear”, Tackling Water and Sanitation At Grassroots Level

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By Michael Gwarisa recently in Siakobvu, Kariba  GOVERNMENT in partnership with Save the Children and other non governmental organizations has embarked on  widespread Nutrition, Water, Sanitation and Hygiene  (WASH) projects in various districts around the country. According to Water and Sanitation experts, poor adherence to sanitation and hygiene expectations could lead to serious malnutrition cases as a result of diarrheal diseases which cause severe wasting of the body especially in  children below the age of five. Adhering to basic WASH requirement is simple, just ensure you have access to clean…

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#Breaking: Chitunwgiza Hospital Boss Feeding G40 Thugs From Hospital Canteen

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HealthTimes Reporter  IN a new twist to the ongoing Chitungwiza Hospital saga which has seen staffers and health personal go on a crippling strike, the Hospital’s Chief Executive Officer Mr Obidiah Moyo is being accused of having strong G40 links and abusing the hospital canteen to feed his G40 thugs. In a statement circulated by the Chitungwiza Nurses Union, they accused Moyo of running down the institution and diverting funds meant for developing the institution to fund his political carrier and personal gains. “It is in the public domain that…

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