By Gabriel Manyati In 1987, as Harare’s Jacaranda trees shed their purple petals across the Zimbabwean capital, German scholar Flora Veit-Wild stood inside a local clinic and listened to a…
People fleeing violence, intimidation and harassment sparked by anti-migrant protests on 30 June need on-going medical care, protection and humanitarian support as tens of thousands move through South Africa on…
By Jonathan Mbiriyamveka MOUNT DARWIN — Hypertension and diabetes have emerged as the most prevalent non-communicable diseases treated at Karanda Mission Hospital, while HIV remains the leading communicable disease, the…
By CATHERINE MUROMBEDZI CORRESPONDENT A fresh patent fight filed from Harare could decide how easily future HIV medicines reach millions across Southern and East Africa. On 11 June, 2026, the…
CATHERINE MUROMBEDZI CORRESPONDENT The evidence is finally in. A national vaccination programme works. It works even where HIV is common. This is the first population-level proof the world has seen.…
By Brenna Matendere Zimbabwe has officially launched Lenacapavir, a significant new addition to the country’s HIV prevention toolkit, marking a major step in expanding access to innovative treatment options. Speaking…
By Brenna Matendere The National AIDS Council (NAC) has held a validation meeting in Harare for the Zimbabwe National HIV and AIDS Strategic Plan (ZNASP V) 2026–2030. The meeting focuses…
By Brenna Matendere A follow-up investigation has revealed that the National AIDS Council (NAC) has successfully contained the risk of new HIV infections among young and adolescent girls in Hurungwe…
By Admore Mbonda in Gwanda The rollout of a long-acting injectable pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) drug, Lenacapavir, is expected to significantly reduce the high HIV incidence among adolescent girls and young…
By Brenna MatendereFor eight years, Angela Madzimbamuto (not real name) has known no other job other than sex work despite all the risks embedded in it like unwanted pregnancies laced…