Deputy Minister Kwidini Commissions Kombis for Zimbabwe Nurses Association
By Staff Reporter The Zimbabwe Nurses Association (ZINA) has handed over five commuter minibuses to its members to enhance the coordination of its activities across various provinces. The vehicles were commissioned by the Deputy Minister of Health and Child Care, Hon. Sleiman Kwidini. Speaking to HealthTimes after the event, Hon. Kwidini said, “They were five kombis,
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Zim Parliament Passes Major Amendments to Abortion Law
By Michael Gwarisa The National Assembly has approved significant amendments to the Termination of Pregnancy Act [Chapter 15:10] (1977), marking a major step toward modernising Zimbabwe’s reproductive health laws. The changes were introduced under the Medical Services Bill, 2025, and are aimed at aligning the outdated 1977 legislation with the Constitution of Zimbabwe (2013) and
Read MoreWomandla Launches Vernacular SRHR Glossary
By Michael Gwarisa To break down language barriers in Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR), Zimbabwe’s Womandla Foundation has launched the country’s first-ever vernacular glossary of SRH terms. The initiative aims to make SRHR information more accessible to rural communities, helping people better understand programs and services that affect their health and well-being. Speaking
Read MoreWomandla Launches Vernacular SRHR Glossary
November 4, 2025 Michael Gwarisa By Michael Gwarisa To break down language barriers in Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR), Zimbabwe’s Womandla Foundation has launched the country’s first-ever vernacular glossary of SRH terms. The initiative aims to make SRHR information more accessible to rural communities, helping people better understand programs and services that affect their health
Read MoreZim Parliament Passes Major Amendments to Abortion Law
By Michael Gwarisa The National Assembly has approved significant amendments to the Termination of Pregnancy Act [Chapter 15:10] (1977), marking a major step toward modernising Zimbabwe’s reproductive health laws. The changes were introduced under the Medical Services Bill, 2025, and are aimed at aligning the outdated 1977 legislation with the Constitution of Zimbabwe (2013) and
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