The Zimbabwean government has expelled all the nursing nurses

Zimbabwean government has decided to dismiss all the participating nurses in the country tha started on monday April 16 208 Statement from Vice-President Constantino Chiwenga said they had decided to dismiss the nurses because of disorders who had been diagnosed with patients.

The Vice President's statement yesterday issued the Health Services Board to hire other nursing nurses who have not been employed, as well as nurses who have already retired.

The nurses were hit to push their allowance money and oppose the government's system of paying salaries for bridges

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Jérôme Hamon: Frenchman gets 'third face' in new transplant

Jerome had the first surgery removed from his face due to having an inherited disease that caused him

to have serious swelling in his face.

After two months without face, a French man, Jérôme Hamon, has been surgery for a second time.

It is reported that in 2010 Jerome was receiving operation and insertion in 2016 with tuberculosis and drugs that caused her to suffer and thus had to be sown on another surface.

Until November 2017, his face was destroyed and he had to stop and start looking for 'donors' of his appearance at Jerome for surgery done.

For all months Jerome lived in a hospital in Paris, France without a face, which made him unable to hear, speak or see until he got a new look soon.

Speaking to journalists after surgery Jerome has expressed his joy in re-establishing a 22-year-old, at age 41 and how successful surgery was successful

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The Minister has ordered inspection for special treatment for overseas treatment

                                                                                                                                                                                                                           Government will not pay the

outstanding medical bill for overseas treatment uncovered in the Controller and Auditing General (CAG) until thorough special medical auditing is conducted

Health Minister Mr Ummy Teacher told reporters in Dodoma on Tuesday that the CAG report reported that the bill was 28.6bn / - but has risen for six months up to 45.7bn / -, which is an increase in The amount of 17.1bn / - last year.

With this in mind, Mrs. Ummy said, her service would pay only after the audit was considered "increasing when the CAG measured the service, the bill was up to 28.6bn / - and the audit continued."

Mr Ummy added, the Ministry of Health faces CAG's advice that "we should improve domestic capacity in providing medical services rather than sending patients abroad for treatment." He said the government has begun to implement CAG proposals as a basis for kidney transplantation and heart surgery services available in the country.

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