Nurses in Zimbabwe

Zimbabwean nurses have said that their "morale is at its lowest ever" while accusing the government of neglecting their welfare and crafting laws that suppress their right to look for better jobs in other countries. The Government of…
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A total of 4,000 doctors and nurses have left Zimbabwe since 2021, a senior official at the Health Services Board (HSB) confirmed to Reuters over the weekend. HSB chairperson Dr Paulinus Sikosana said the figure included 1,700 registered…
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Government is reportedly planning to hold a disciplinary hearing for all nurses and senior doctors who participated in job action last month over poor salaries.
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NURSES at public health institutions have announced that they are cutting their working hours to two days per week, pending action on their grievances by their employer, failure of which they will down tools.
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At least 39 prospective student nurses were allegedly swindled of $500 each for non-existent vacancies at Mashoko Mission Hospital in Bikita.
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By Helen Kadirire HARARE - Zimbabwe's comatose public health sector faces a complete collapse after the country’s under-appreciated nurses — who are poorly-paid and are still to get their December salaries as well as their promised…
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Some nurses in Zimbabwe are boycotting night shift duties insisting they need higher allowances and better working conditions.
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VICTORIA FALLS - The government is working towards unfreezing all nursing posts to absorb 2,400 qualified yet unemployed nurses as it moves to improve the nurse-patient ratio in line with international standards, a Cabinet Minister said…
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