By Retlaw Matatu Matorwa Health equity remains one of the most pressing challenges faced by marginalized communities in Zimbabwe. Improving health equity is not only a moral obligation but also a critical component of promoting social justice, fostering economic development, and creating a more equitable society. Marginalized communities in Zimbabwe are those who face systematic disadvantages, such as poverty, low education, rural residence, sex, and ethnicity. These communities experience higher rates of disease and mortality compared to the rest of the population, and they are more likely to experience barriers…
Read MoreBalancing the scale: “Addressing health equity for marginalised communities in Zimbabwe”.
