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Health Service Commission (HSC) visited Chitungwiza Central Hospital to interact with health workers, and witness the operations and challenges faced by the institution. The HSC’s engagement visit at Chitungwiza Central Hospital highlights its commitment to addressing critical issues in the health sector. The delegation comprised of HSC Deputy Chairperson Dr.

Zimbabwe is taking bold steps to enhance its healthcare financing systems through the National Health Financing Dialogue, which was held in Harare. The dialogue, running under the theme “More Health for the Money and More Money for Health,” is fostering critical discussions on sustainable healthcare investment in the country.Prominent stakeholders,

154 dedicated healthcare professionals, including 94 General Nurses, 9 Operating Theatre Nurses, 12 Intensive Care Nurses, and 39 Midwives graduated recently from Sally Mugabe Central Hospital. The newly qualified health workers bring fresh skills, expertise, and enthusiasm to Zimbabwe’s healthcare sector, promising to make a meaningful impact across health institutions

The Vice President of the Republic of Zimbabwe Honourable General (Rtd) Dr Constantino D. G. N. Chiwenga launched the ‘Zero Malaria Starts with Me,’ Campaign during the SADC Malaria Day commemorations in Murehwa.The SADC Ministers of Health and various government officials including the Health Service Commission Deputy Chairperson Dr Rugare

Gweru Provincial Hospital hosted its highly anticipated 5S Kaizen Quality Awareness Day, an event dedicated to fostering a culture of continuous improvement and excellence within the healthcare facility. The event was honoured by the presence of Dr. Rugare Abigail Kangwende, the Deputy Chairperson of the Health Service Commission, who served

The Health Service Commission (HSC) participated in the just-ended Inter-Ministerial Sports Festival at Mkoba Teacher’s College in Gweru. The annual Inter-Ministerial Sports Festival transcends the realm of mere athletic competition, establishing itself as an illustrious celebration of health, wellbeing and solidarity within Zimbabwe’s public service sector. This year’s iteration of