Over 500 Graduate at Harare Institute of Public Health, Majority Women
By Kuda Pembere More than 500 students graduated from the Harare Institute of Public Health (HIPH) in disciplines spanning Pharmacy, Health Technology, Public Health, Nursing, and Business, with women making up the majority of the class of 2024-2025. Last year, HIPH had 300 graduands marking a 40 percent increase to 505. Officiating at the ceremony,
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Over 500 Graduate at Harare Institute of Public Health, Majority Women
By Kuda Pembere More than 500 students graduated from the Harare Institute of Public Health (HIPH) in disciplines spanning Pharmacy, Health Technology, Public Health, Nursing, and Business, with women making up the majority of the class of 2024-2025. Last year, HIPH had 300 graduands marking a 40 percent increase to 505. Officiating at the ceremony,
Read MoreHealth Professions Authority Shuts Down 35 Illegal Health Facilities Nationwide
By Michael Gwarisa The Health Professions Authority of Zimbabwe (HPA) has shut down 35 illegal health institutions across the country in a sweeping crackdown aimed at restoring order in the nation’s healthcare sector. The closures followed widespread violations, including the absence of valid operating licenses and, in some cases, unqualified individuals posing as medical professionals.
Read MoreSecuring a Healthier Future: Global Leaders Target Malaria and Maternal & Child Health at UNGA80
New York, 24 September 2025 — On the sidelines of the 80th United Nations General Assembly (UNGA), world leaders and heads of state convened for a landmark event titled “Uniting for Global Health Security.” The gathering was jointly hosted by the Global Leaders Network (GLN) for Women’s, Children’s and Adolescents’ Health (WCAH) and the African
Read MoreKwidini vows to fire bribe-taking nurses and tutors preying on students
By Kudakwashe Pembere Deputy Health and Child Care Minister Sleiman Kwidini has issued a stern warning to nurses accused of soliciting bribes from patients, saying they risk dismissal without the benefit of a disciplinary hearing. Speaking at the Chitungwiza Central Hospital graduation ceremony on Wednesday, Hon. Kwidini said corruption within the health sector would not
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