AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoNurses Recruitment Clarification: The Nurses Council of Zimbabwe says it is not involved in recruiting student nurses, urging applicants to follow the Ministry of Health adverts and apply through the relevant institutions. Drug Abuse Response: VP Kembo Mohadi called for more drug rehabilitation and counselling centres, warning substance abuse is now affecting families and elders, not just youth. Healthcare Access Outreach: Defence Minister Oppah Muchinguri-Kashiri praised NetOne’s 30th anniversary medical outreach in Mutasa, targeting rural households with health and care services. HIV Treatment Update: A Lancet trial reports long-acting injectable HIV therapy (every eight weeks) is more effective than daily pills for adolescents in maintaining viral suppression. HIV Risk Warning: Health workers warn of “bluetoothing/flashblooding,” where blood from one person is injected into another, describing it as a near-perfect route for HIV and hepatitis spread. Aquaculture for Resilience: EU-backed FISH4ACP funding is boosting tilapia production, with a Masvingo fingerling hub aiming for one million fingerlings this season. Public Health & Environment: EMA says Zimbabwe has secured over 10 tonnes of obsolete pesticides in controlled storage in Gwanda to reduce public health and environmental risks. Dementia Awareness: Dementia Association of Zimbabwe marked World Alzheimer’s Day in Bulawayo, urging early medical help and caregiver patience.
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