AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoAir Quality: Harare officials are studying Kampala’s air-monitoring system as the city explores ways to track pollution and protect public health. Medical Training: The University of Zimbabwe and Namibia’s IUM are strengthening their partnership to train specialists and improve access to care. Health-Fund Oversight: IPEC has taken sole regulatory control of Zimbabwe’s medical aid societies and funds, ending shared oversight with the Health Ministry. Screening and Privacy: ZANU PF conference delegates must undergo health checks, including cancer tests, to receive accreditation, prompting concerns about how personal medical data will be used. Health Spending: Budget consultation participants in Mutare urged government to meet the Abuja target of allocating 15% of public spending to health. HIV Services: A study of providers in Zimbabwe and Uganda found sharp drops in HIV treatment and prevention services after US aid was paused. Clinic Safety: The Health Professions Authority has closed 49 illegal health facilities.
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