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Peter Matika, [email protected] INGUTSHENI Central Hospital in Bulawayo is today joining the rest of the world in commemorating World Mental Health Day. The objective of the celebrations is to raise awareness about mental health issues around the world and to mobilise efforts to support mental health related issues. The day provides an opportunity for stakeholders across […]
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Chronicle Reporter ZIMBABWE has recorded three more Covid-19 related deaths and 121 new cases in the last 24-hour cycle, bringing the total number of cases to 10 839. The three deaths were recorded in Bulawayo, Harare and Masvingo. So far, the total number of people who succumbed to the deadly virus now stands at 294 […]
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Dr Tatenda Simango I hope I find you well. We are in the Breast Cancer Awareness Month in which we share information on how best we can detect the cancer early while the treatment and chances of cure are better. Breast cancer, like other cancers, occurs because of an interaction between an environmental (external) factor […]
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Thandeka Moyo-Ndlovu, Health Reporter THIRTY-TWO new Covid-19 cases have been reported in Bulawayo, bringing to 58 the number of cases in the city. The city which had 26 cases by Wednesday before the figure jumped to 58 on Thursday when 32 new cases were recorded, has 13 recoveries and one death. Countrywide, 463 cases had […]
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Thandeka Moyo- Ndlovu, Health Reporter MPILO Central Hospital in Bulawayo is likely to improve maternal health service delivery following the installation of new theatre lights yesterday. The institution had run with faulty lights for more than five years which in turn compromised the service rendered to expecting mothers and new born children. Mpilo acting chief […]
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Thandeka Moyo-Ndlovu, Health Reporter A TOTAL of 717 women have benefitted from obstetric fistula repairs countrywide amid reports that 20 doctors have been trained to conduct the surgery. Obstetric fistula is one of the most serious and tragic injuries that can occur during child birth and the two main types are VVF and rectal fistula. […]
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Andile Tshuma Many countries in the region and around the globe are on the path towards achieving health for all by 2030. Others will need to accelerate their efforts so that no country, community or person is left behind. Zimbabwe has made great strides and taken the universal health coverage mantra and seamlessly streamlined it […]
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Andile Tshuma THE long-awaited rains are finally upon us but they are coming at a time when farmers in Matabeleland North and South provinces have lost an estimated 10 000 cattle to drought. Teachers had resorted to buying water in districts such as Gwanda, Beitbridge, Lupane and Binga as most water sources had dried up. […]
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Andile Tshuma Public toilets are meant for our convenience, however using them can be a nightmare. People do all sorts of things in these public facilities including vandalism and messing all over which they would never do in their own homes. The Bulawayo City Council in recent reports said it was struggling to maintain most […]
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Health, Andile Tshuma So today is finally the day the Zimpapers Annual Cancer Power Walk takes place with scores of individuals and companies participating. The country’s largest diversified media group is holding the walk in partnership with Island Hospice and Healthcare. This year’s edition which is being held in Kariba, Mutare, Bulawayo and Harare, is expected […]
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Andile Tshuma The month dedicated to bringing awareness to one disease that affects millions nationwide has come to an end. Pink has been an international symbol for breast cancer awareness and prevention since time immemorial. Some people in the breast cancer community love it. Others hate it. Some people in the breast cancer community love […]
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Andile Tshuma WOMEN’S monthly periods are costing them so much more than the pain of menstrual cramps. The stigma that comes with the topic plus the ever-rising cost of sanitary wear are putting a strain on women. Many organisations and individuals in Zimbabwe have called for free distribution of sanitary pads, similar to the condom […]
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Michell Zvanyanya, Chronicle Reporter The Rotary club of Bulawayo South has intensified an end polio campaign to eradicate the disease in the country ahead of the World Polio Day tomorrow. The exercise done in partnership with Rotary club Belmont and Matopos is running under the theme “End polio now.” On Monday Rotary Club members donated towards […]
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Andile Tshuma More than two million people are in need of food aid in Zimbabwe this year. With the soaring prices of seed maize, analysts fear that some households might be unable to purchase it. In the circumstances, more people will pin hopes on the Presidential input scheme for their farming inputs for the […]
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