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[QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 37139, member: 636"]
Zimbabwe Health Ministry officials say critics on social media ignore the good work happening despite limited resources. The ministry welcomes public concerns but asks for fair criticism based on facts. They want meaningful talks with citizens but reject attacks that hurt healthcare workers or dismiss real progress.

The ministry promises to be open about its work as it improves healthcare across Zimbabwe. President Mnangagwa has helped upgrade hospitals, bring in medical equipment, train more healthcare workers, and make childbirth safer. Doctors performed major heart surgeries at Parirenyatwa Hospital and showed remote medicine services in Gokwe North during Independence Day events. These steps help improve healthcare for people in rural areas.

The ministry asks government officials, community groups, and partners to join forces rather than fight each other. They believe teamwork can fix problems in healthcare. Finance Minister Ncube and Health Minister Mombeshora met with NatPharm leaders in Harare on Monday to discuss strengthening the health system for everyone.
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