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AFRICA PUBLIC SERVICE DAY 2023
Health Service Commission joined the African Union nations and several Zimbabwe Government departments to celebrate the 9th edition of the Africa Public Service Day in Victoria Falls. The 3-day event is running under the theme “African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) will require a fit for purpose African Public Administration
HOSPITALS RECEIVE AIR AMBULANCE TRAINING
Officials from the Ministry of Health and Child Care have begun receiving user training for the air ambulances that the government bought from Russia. The air ambulances services will come handy in handling serious accident injuries and other medical emergencies.
Zim celebrates International Nurses Year
Zim celebrates International Nurses YearThis year Zimbabwe joined the world in commemorating the International Nurses and Midwives Day in May.In this feature Tryfine Rachel Dzvukutu (TRD) speaks to the Vice Chairperson Health Service Board Professor Auxilia Chideme Munodawafa (Prof ACM)TRD: What is the significance of such commemorations?Prof ACM: This is
ZIMBABWE RECEIVES AMBULANCES AND MEDICAL EQUIPMENT
ZIMBABWE RECEIVES AMBULANCES AND MEDICAL EQUIPMENT Deputy Minister of Health Dr John Mangwiro (red tie) receives ambulance keys from officials from the Japanese embassy.By Knowledge ChingwechaThe Government of Zimbabwe received medical equipment and ambulances from various stakeholders who include the British embassy, Japan, World Health Organisation, UNICEF, UNFPA, and UNOPS.The
HSC EXHIBITS AT 2022 ZITF
HSB EXHIBITS AT 2022 ZITFThe Health Service Board exhibited at the 2022 Zimbabwe International Trade Fair (ZITF) in Bulawayo.The 62nd edition of the Zimbabwe International Trade Fair ran under the theme, “Rethink, Reimagine, Re-invent value chains for economic development”. The HSB exhibited under the sub-theme ‘Consolidating innovative solutions in health
HSB COMMITTED TO WORKERS WELFARE
The HSB which is the employer of all health workers in Zimbabwe, came up with a cocktail of measures in its quest to develop its human capital in line with NDS1 and Vision 2030. To discuss these developments, The Health Beat editor Tryfine Dzvukutu (TRD) caught up with Acting Executive