AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoPublic Health Alert: Masvingo Province is on “red alert” after a cholera patient was admitted at a Chiredzi hospital, prompting stepped-up surveillance and urging residents to seek care fast for severe watery diarrhoea and vomiting. HIV Care Update: A major Africa-led trial reported in The Lancet says long-acting HIV injections every eight weeks work better than daily tablets for young people, helping keep the virus suppressed and reducing stigma around pill-taking. Medicines Safety: Zimbabwe’s medicines regulator has confirmed recalls of blood pressure drugs (including nifedipine) over quality concerns, with health authorities warning the public to follow guidance. Local Health Services: A new youth clinic in Cowdray Park is being hailed as a step to reduce stigma and bring services closer to young people. Research & Innovation: KNUST is commissioning a Photonics and Optics Laboratory aimed at health-related detection work, including spotting substandard and falsified medicines. Mental Wellness & Youth: Zimbabwe’s youth alcoholism battle is highlighted as growing concern, with calls for stronger prevention and support. Community Health & Care: A patient’s family praised a Princess Alexandra Hospital nurse for exceptional care and professionalism, reflecting ongoing focus on compassionate service.
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