Skip to main content
Donate
newsletter
Topics
Civil Liberties
Environment
Global Health
Regions
Africa
Americas
Asia
Style Guide
About Global Press
Corrections
Shifting Democracies Reporting Fellowship
Newsletters
Donate
Support Global Press
Health
Zimbabwe’s Crippled Health Care System
The country was once known for its strong primary care. What went wrong?
Share:
Zimbabwe
Demand Exposes Weakness of Mental Health System
By Linda Mujuru
Zimbabwe
‘I Am Still Waiting’: Health System Fails Cancer Patients
By Gamuchirai Masiyiwa
Zimbabwe
Legitimate Health Care Escapes Trans Individuals
By Evidence Chenjerai
Zimbabwe
For Many Women, a Painful Malady Suffered in Silence
By Evidence Chenjerai
Zimbabwe
Fear of Hospitals Forces Virus Patients to Treat Themselves
By Kudzai Mazvarirwofa
Zimbabwe
Pandemic Prompts Blood Shortage Crisis
By Gamuchirai Masiyiwa
Zimbabwe
Patients Flock to Mission Hospitals as Public Health Facilities Fail
By Linda Mujuru
Zimbabwe
With No Virus Cure at Hand, Some Try Mixing Their Own
By Gamuchirai Masiyiwa
Zimbabwe
Corruption Taints Anti-Malaria Program as Sickness Spreads
By Linda Mujuru
Zimbabwe
As Coronavirus Bears Down, Zimbabwe’s HIV Crisis Worsens
By Gamuchirai Masiyiwa
Zimbabwe
With Health Sector in Shambles, Zimbabwe’s Hospitals Turn Away Pregnant Women
By Linda Mujuru
Zimbabwe
Coronavirus Looms Over Fragile Health Care System
By Kudzai Mazvarirwofa
Zimbabwe
Can a New President Restore Public Health Care in Zimbabwe?
By Gamuchirai Masiyiwa
More Special Reports
See All
Global Perspectives on Gun Control
Labor Justice
Press Freedom
Food Insecurity
Access to Medical Care
Public Accountability and Transparency
Sports Underdogs
Building Resilience
Labor Rights
Drawing Borders
Fuel Crisis
Regional Tastes
