Tag: Douglas Mombeshora

  • Zimbabwe National Health Strategy Aims to Transform Healthcare

    Zimbabwe has taken a significant step towards reshaping its health system, launching a high-level validation workshop for its National Health Strategy 2026-2030. Health Minister Douglas Mombeshora told stakeholders the strategy arrives at a “defining moment” for the country. He urged them to view it not as a policy document, but as an actionable roadmap. Importantly, it is aligned with Zimbabwe’s…

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  • Sustainable Health Financing in Zimbabwe’s Strategy

    Zimbabwe has made a powerful appeal to African nations to prioritise the development of sustainable, domestic health financing mechanisms. This is in response to recent withdrawals of crucial donor funding across the continent. Speaking at the 75th World Health Organisation (WHO) Regional Committee for Africa meeting in Zambia, Health Minister Douglas Mombeshora stressed that long-term resilience is key. It is…

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  • Zimbabwe Health System: Urgent Government Measures

    The Zimbabwean government is launching a series of urgent measures aimed at stabilizing the nation’s public health system. The Zimbabwe health system is currently grappling with significant challenges, including medicine shortages and under-equipped hospitals. Health and Child Care Minister Dr. Douglas Mombeshora confirmed the interventions. These include fast-tracking the procurement of essential medicines, earlier disbursement of allocated funds, and strengthening…

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