HARARE – Twelve years after African governments pledged in the Abuja Declaration to allocate at least 15 percent of their annual budgets to healthcare by 2015, Zimbabwe is consistently failing to meet this goal. The impoverished country is spending a meagre 6 percent of its $4,1 billion annual budget on health, according to data compiled…
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