While Zimbabwe’s Healthcare System Collapses, A Hospital Serves As A Beacon

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Near the border with Mozambique lies Mount Darwin, a rural community 125 miles (200 kilometers) north of the capital Harare. The countryside doesn’t have much besides agriculture, but it is known as home to one of the famous hospitals in the country.

Karanda Mission Hospital, operated by the Evangelical Church of Zimbabwe, has emerged as a beacon of hope in a country where the public healthcare system is collapsing due to underpaid personnel and chronic shortages of essential medication. [Continue reading]