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China Firm Plans World’s First Pregnancy Humanoid Robot Using Artificial Womb
A Chinese tech firm is racing to deliver what could be the world’s first “gestation robot.” Kaiwa Technology, based in Guangzhou, has unveiled plans for a humanoid robot designed with an artificial womb embedded in its abdomen, capable of carrying a fetus through ten months of gestation and delivering a baby, according to Chinese media
Read MoreTablets and Tenacity: How Young HIV Peer Supporters Are Transforming Treatment Adherence in Rural Zimbabwe
By Michael Gwarisa in Gutu Every morning, 20-year-old Christin Madombi wakes up with a mission. From her modest home in Gutu’s Mutero area, she powers up her tablet and scans through a list of peers—young people just like her, living with HIV. She has 24 peers assigned to her under the Community Adolescent Treatment Supporter
Read MoreChirembawangu: Zimbabwe’s New Health App Promising To Revolutionize Chronic Illness Care
By Michael Gwarisa A group of young Zimbabwean innovators is gearing up to transform how people manage chronic illnesses, not in hospitals, but right from their mobile phones. At the heart of this bold digital leap is Chirembawangu, a locally built mobile application and AI-powered platform designed to help patients with diabetes, hypertension, and asthma
Read MoreAI Revolution in Healthcare: UK and Zimbabwe Unite to Drive Smart Health Systems
By Michael Gwarisa In a powerful convergence of global innovation and local ambition, the University of Zimbabwe (UZ) and University College London (UCL) recently concluded a groundbreaking three-day workshop on Artificial Intelligence (AI) and health, aimed at reimagining healthcare delivery in Africa. Held at the UZ Innovation Hub, the event brought together top academics, health
Read MoreNestlé Injects US$7 Million into Zimbabwe Cereal Production
By Staff Reporter Nestlé has today announced a US$7 million investment to boost its cereal manufacturing capacity in Harare, reinforcing Zimbabwe’s position as a key regional hub for breakfast cereal production across Eastern and Southern Africa. The strategic upgrade, which includes the installation of a fourth roller dryer for Nestlé CEREVITA, is set to increase
Read MoreZimbabwe Medical Doctor Launches ColpoPen, An AI Tool To Screen Cervical Cancer
By Michael Gwarisa Zimbabwe continues to lose over 1,000 women to cervical cancer annually, with data showing that an estimated 3,043 women are diagnosed with the disease each year. Despite this grim reality, access to screening services for women in Zimbabwe remains a challenge due to a myriad of factors, including lack of knowledge and
Read MoreCheckUp Health’s AI-Powered Healthcare Innovation Earns International Recognition
By Staff Reporter CheckUp Health, a pioneering AI-powered healthcare platform founded by Zimbabwean entrepreneur Fungai Ndemera, has gained international acclaim after being shortlisted as a finalist in two categories at the prestigious Medilink Midlands Business Awards 2025 in the UK. The nominations—Delivering Innovation into Health and Care and Advances in Digital Healthcare—underscore CheckUp Health’s commitment
Read MoreCimas MEDLABS introduces advanced genetic testing services
By Staff Reporter THE country’s top provider of diagnostic and medical laboratory services, Cimas Medlabs has added the advanced genetic testing service on its procedures marking a significant milestone in the provision of cutting-edge healthcare solutions in Zimbabwe. As one of the leading medical laboratories in the country, Cimas Medlabs provides a wide range of
Read MoreHow video games benefit your health
There is much information about how video games can affect people negatively. But people would be surprised to learn that video games have positive effects, too. One area that they positively affect is health. Studies on the positive health effects of video games have shown that they improve 69% of psychological therapy outcomes, 59% of
Read MoreZimbabwe To Host Leadership in Health Technology Symposium
By Staff Reporter In a significant step towards modernizing the country’s healthcare landscape, Zimbabwe is set to host the Leadership in Health Technology Symposium on March 29 in Harare. The event, supported by the U.S. Embassy in Zimbabwe and local partners, will bring together leading healthcare professionals, researchers, policymakers, and innovators to explore the integration
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