Tag: World Health Organization
WHO recommends life-saving interleukin-6 receptor blockers for COVID-19
Source: WHO recommends life-saving interleukin-6 receptor blockers for COVID-19 | The Herald
The World Health Organization (WHO) has updated ...
Zimbabwe: Pregnant women and girls face barriers accessing public health facilities and risk life changing injuries
Pregnant women and girls are at risk of life changing childbirth-related injuries, including obstetric fistula, as many shun public healthcare facili ...
Zimbabwe Pin Economic Hopes on Tobacco, Despite Anti-Smoking Campaigns
Source: Zimbabwe Pin Economic Hopes on Tobacco, Despite Anti-Smoking Campaigns | Voice of America - English
MUREHWA DISTRICT, ZIMBA ...
Zimbabwe laments negative impact of COVID-19 on fight against tuberculosis
Source: Zimbabwe laments negative impact of COVID-19 on fight against tuberculosis | CGTN Africa
Zimbabwe’s Vice-President and Health Minister Consta ...
Only two-thirds of people in Africa keen on taking Covid-19 vaccine: Research
Source: Only two-thirds of people in Africa keen on taking Covid-19 vaccine: Research - #Asakhe - CITE
Only two-thirds of people in Afric ...
Covid-19: Africa vaccine rollout off to a slow start
Some African nations have just begun vaccination programmes, but most have yet to start.
Source: Covid-19: Africa vaccine rollout off to a slow start ...
Roundup: Zimbabweans welcome Chinese COVID-19 vaccines
Source: Roundup: Zimbabweans welcome Chinese COVID-19 vaccines - Xinhua | English.news.cn
HARARE (Xinhua) -- Violet Badze, a nurse with over tw ...
BREAKING: VP Chiwenga volunteers to lead vaccination
Source: BREAKING: VP Chiwenga volunteers to lead vaccination | The Herald
Vice President Chiwenga arrives at Wilkins Hospital
Mukudz ...
Zimbabwe, beset by soaring COVID-19 cases, gets vaccine offers from Russia, China
Source: Zimbabwe, beset by soaring COVID-19 cases, gets vaccine offers from Russia, China | Reuters
HARARE (Reuters) - Russia and China have approa ...
I never thought of Zimbabwe as a haven of stability. This year, I finally could
My family fled the country in the 1990s, but its cautious handling of the pandemic has made it feel safer than Britain, says Michelle Kambasha, who wo ...