AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoPrivate Healthcare Duty of Care: Health and Child Care minister Douglas Mombeshora told private doctors to save lives first in emergencies, saying no one should be denied treatment for lack of payment, while government works on practical reimbursement mechanisms. Community Health Outreach: Harare Institute of Technology (HIT) partnered Discovery Ambulance for a Buhera medical outreach offering free ultrasound scans, consultations, treatment and medication to hundreds of residents. Health Access and Equity: Human Rights Measurement Initiative data says Zimbabwe is failing key human rights commitments, with weak scores in water, sanitation, housing and subsistence income—areas that directly shape health outcomes. Rural Services and Learning: Matabeleland South reports 90% electrification of schools and clinics, but warns science lab gaps could limit rural pupils’ future. Health Fraud Alert: About 50 villagers in Gweru/Lower Gwelo lost US$4,350 after a bogus “nurse aide” and ECD training scheme allegedly vanished with fees and uniforms. Disability Inclusion Push: President Mnangagwa urged stronger disability inclusion at the 2026 National Disability Expo in Masvingo, aligning it with national development goals. Child Health Hope: Bulawayo’s Cure Children’s Hospital says it has treated 270+ children with physical disabilities and expanded access through its prosthetic laboratory. Nutrition Support: Bikita Minerals is distributing mahewu to nearly 10,000 learners across 17 schools to help tackle hunger and improve school attendance.
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