Zimbabwe: Damaged Infrastructure in Manicaland Inhibit Swift Health Care Delivery Ahead of New Rainy Season

16 September 2019

Cyclone Idai has come and gone. But six months after the national disaster ravaged three Southern African neighbouring countries, Mozambique, Malawi and Zimbabwe, a visit to one of the affected areas in Chimanimani still resembles a sad story of lives lost and damaged infrastructure while the few people spared of the cyclone wrath were subsequently dispersed.

Few weeks after the natural disaster hit, the government, corporate world, non governmental organisations as well as other stakeholders swiftly moved in to assist the survivors but certain aspects of the crisis have not been attended to.

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