AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoNurses’ Strike Looms: Zimbabwe Nurses Association warns another strike may be on the cards after delays in implementing health-specific allowances and job-evaluation appeals, raising fears of service disruption. Counterfeit Crackdown: The Consumer Protection Commission warns Harare and beyond about fake Nivea cosmetics and Hullets sugar, urging shoppers to check expiry dates, supplier details and avoid suspiciously cheap or unlabelled goods. Flu Surge in Harare: Harare City reports a sharp late-season rise in influenza cases, with transmission accelerating in recent weeks; officials say testing is ongoing to rule out other respiratory infections. Kariba Ferry Disaster Names Released: Police released names of 44 victims as the death toll climbs to 46 after the Lake Kariba capsizing, including children and adults—highlighting the health and safety strain on lakeshore communities. Child Health Access: Cure Children’s Hospital announces free mobile screening clinics in Masvingo for conditions like cleft lip/palate and clubfoot, with surgical referrals to Bulawayo. HIV Progress Spotlight: UNAIDS highlights the 95-95-95 push, noting Zimbabwe among countries reaching the targets through partnerships between health systems and communities.
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