By Brenna Matendere Harare — Zimbabwe has recorded a worrying rise in AIDS-related deaths in the first half of 2025, signaling a potential setback in the country’s ongoing battle against…
The National Public Health Laboratory (NPHL) in Dar es Salaam has achieved a significant milestone, being officially designated as a World Health Organisation (WHO) HIV Drug Resistance Network (HIVResNet) National…
By Admore Mbonda Kadoma — In a moving evening of light, loss, and collective strength, the Rimuka Hall in Kadoma was transformed into a space of remembrance and resolve during…
By Admore Mbonda in Chinhoyi Chinhoyi – Zimbabwe’s Health and Child Care Minister, Dr Douglas Mombeshora, has reassured the nation that there is no shortage of antiretroviral (ARV) medication, emphasizing…
By Admore Mbonda in Hurungwe Hurungwe – Locadia Dzinoreva, a woman from Vhareta Village in Chiroti Ward 24, embodies the troubling reality faced by many young girls in her community.…
By Nathan Guma ALTHOUGH the United Nations is eyeing an end to AIDS this decade, a report has identified youths as the most affected by the pandemic accounting for at…
BY DR TONY M MONDA Each year on 24 March, we commemorate World Tuberculosis (Tb) Day. Tuberculosis (TB) is a disease caused by germs that usually affects the lungs, but…
Staff Writer UN Resident and Humanitarian Coordinator His Excellency Edward Kallon, says political commitment, increased financing, innovation, research, and advocacy for human rights and gender equality are key to addressing…
Staff Writer UN Resident and Humanitarian Coordinator His Excellency Edward Kallon, says while Zimbabwe has made commendable progress in the fight against the HIV epidemic, it still faces numerous challenges…
Staff Writer UN Resident Coordinator in Zimbabwe ad interim Ms Francesca Erdelmann says Sub-Saharan African countries bear the heaviest burden of Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR)-associated mortality with 99 deaths per 100,000…