Harare, Zimbabwe (21 January 2020) – As Higherlife Foundation we understand that building healthy and resilient communities in Zimbabwe is only possible when patients receive quality healthcare and attention from our medical institutions. This requires our hospitals to have doctors available to attend to the various health needs across the nation.   Putting the patient ...

Following a positive response to the ZW$100 million Training Fellowship for Junior, Senior Resident Medical Officers, Registrars and Consultants Employed at Public Healthcare Institutions in Zimbabwe, Higherlife Foundation is pleased to announce the following update with immediate effect.

Higherlife Foundation yesterday launched the ‘Support Our Hospitals’ campaign aimed at capacitating doctors working in public hospitals by mobilising funding and material support to ensure public medical staff are well resourced to carry out their work. The initiative, which follows our recent announcement of a Z$100 million Doctors’ Training Fellowship, was launched in Harare and ...

Deformed legs, extreme scarring and swelling of the skin and tissues, bloody urine, turned-in eyelashes that scratch the cornea; these are some the painful, disheartening effects of Neglected Tropical Diseases – a group of devastating communicable diseases that affect over one and a half billion people across the world. Although relatively unknown to the international ...

Higherlife Foundation is doing its part, along with the rest of the Econet Group, to lend a helping hand to stem the cholera outbreak facing Zimbabwe. Along with raising public awareness through radio and television messages, 5 water tanks were installed this week to address the water shortages in Glen View and Budiriro, and 5,000 non-food item ...