Solwayo Ngwenya

Nurses at Government hospitals countrywide yesterday downed tools in protest over the failure by their employer to attend to their grievances which include poor remuneration and working conditions.
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Doctors who have been on strike since the beginning of last month, said they are resuming work today. Some departments at major Government hospitals such as Mpilo Central Hospital in Bulawayo had been shut down as a result of the strike.
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Mpoli Central Hospital will today get an extra pair of hands from the Zimbabwe National Army to ease the burden caused by the national doctors strike which spills into day 27.Doctors downed tools on March 1 after petitioning the Government…
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Two more Filabusi family members have died due to mushroom poisoning, bringing the death toll of people who have lost their lives after consuming the deadly fungus to 15.
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Two members of a Filabusi family in Matabeleland South province have died while six others have been hospitalised after consuming poisonous mushrooms bringing to 13 the number of mushroom deaths in just nine days.
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By Nqobile Tshili Funeral parlours are allegedly scrambling and touting for bodies at Mpilo Central Hospital, a development that has infuriated residents and hospital authorities. The Chronicle news crew yesterday visited the…
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By Whinsley Masara Doctors at central hospitals yesterday went on strike accusing the Government of failing to improve their conditions of service. The doctors accuse the Health and Child Care Ministry of taking a 'lipstick approach' to…
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BULAWAYO - The stolen bag for which a top Mpilo Central Hospital executive allegedly paid about $45,000 to recover has been found, with the official saying he fears someone might get killed in the hospital’s bribes-for-tenders drama.
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BULAWAYO - A Mpilo Central Hospital executive paid a fraudster $45,000 in a bid to recover a stolen laptop, flash disks and office keys, the Bulawayo Magistrates’ Court heard yesterday.
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