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Zimbabwe braces for HIV resurgence as US aid evaporates
Sex workers are the first to feel the effects, as mobile health clinics that offered condoms and preventative treatments ...
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Zimbabwe Roundup: Resignation of President Mnangagwa, resurgence of HIV, bus-truck collision
Resignation of President Mnangagwa Zimbabwe is currently in the throes of political upheaval as war veterans have openly ...
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Zimbabwe defiant amid Trump’s onslaught, vows to fill funding void
Spread This NewsBy Darlington Gatsi THE government has stopped short of telling the United States of America to go hang ...
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Zimbabwe: Tuberculosis Treatment in Jeopardy As Zimbabwe Loses U.S. Aid
The sudden halt of USAID funding threatens the country's fragile TB response, putting thousands of patients at risk.
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Zimbabwe’s elderly find fitness solutions amid rising non-communicable diseases
At dawn, 65-year-old Nelly Mutandwa swapped her pajamas for leggings, a T-shirt and sneakers. She grabbed a bottle of water before heading to an unconventional workout spot: a cemetery in Zimbabwe’s ...
A fitness club in a Zimbabwe cemetery aims to outpace death one step at a time
HARARE, Zimbabwe (AP) — At dawn, 65-year-old Nelly Mutandwa swapped her pajamas for leggings, a T-shirt and sneakers. She ...
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U.S. Funding Cuts Threaten HIV Prevention Efforts in Zimbabwe As Truck-Stop Clinics Suspend Operations - Parliament Urges Govt to Look for Alternative Support Models
THE temporary closure of truck-stop clinics across Zimbabwe, following a recent cessation of USAID funding has raised alarm over a potential surge in HIV cases among high-risk populations, ...
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Truck drivers, mabhishu and HIV-positive Zimbabweans’ lives are now in danger as President Trump stops USAID funding
Harare - The abrupt cessation of USAID funding, a direct consequence of the implementation of former U.S. President Donald ...
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A fitness club in a Zimbabwe cemetery aims to outpace death one step at a time
In Zimbabwe and the rest of sub-Saharan Africa, non-communicable diseases are set to overtake communicable diseases such as HIV, tuberculosis, malaria and cholera as the leading cause of death or ...