Zim Takes Healthcare to the Next Level with Quinary Hospital

The Second Republic is continuing its efforts to upgrade Zimbabwe’s healthcare system. A major milestone is the upcoming completion of the University of Zimbabwe’s super-specialist hospital in Avondale, Harare. Professor Paul Mapfumo, the Vice Chancellor of UZ, announced that the hospital is set to start operations in August 2024. This is happening alongside the construction of the Quinary hospital, which is expected to become a leading medical facility in the region.

A Quinary hospital represents the highest level of specialized healthcare, offering advanced medical care. The University of Zimbabwe’s facility will serve as a primary referral hospital in the country. Professor Mapfumo explained that a super-specialist hospital provides the highest level of care, which people often seek abroad. The completion of this hospital will save significant amounts of foreign currency, as patients will no longer need to travel overseas for medical check-ups.

Sponsor Logo

Rainbow Hotels — Experience Luxury Across Zimbabwe

Rainbow Hotels continues to redefine hospitality standards in Zimbabwe, offering world-class accommodation, fine dining, and modern conference facilities in Harare, Bulawayo, and Victoria Falls.

Whether for business or leisure, Rainbow Hotels delivers unmatched comfort, exceptional service, and a truly premium guest experience tailored to modern travellers.

Book Now
Sponsored Content

The hospital will specialize in complex medical care, including oncology, cardiology, feto-maternal care, and renal care. Zimbabweans spend about US$400 million annually on medical treatment abroad. This new hospital is expected to reduce these expenses by offering advanced medical services locally.

In line with President Mnangagwa’s vision of inclusive development, the Second Republic’s establishment of the Quinary hospital marks a significant step in improving access to specialized healthcare. This will help Zimbabweans get the medical attention they need without having to go to other countries.

#EDWorks #HealthForAllVision2030 #NyikaInovakwaNeveneVayo

Positive Eye News

Aldridge

News

2026 General Amnesty, Presidential Clemency Move Targets Prison Decongestion and Reintegration Reform

Cabinet’s approval of the 2026 General Amnesty marks a significant justice administration intervention that blends constitutional authority, correctional reform and social reintegration policy. The measure, to be exercised through the power of mercy by His Excellency the President, President Emmerson Dambudzo Mnangagwa, is positioned not merely as a humanitarian gesture but as a structured correctional […]

Read More
News

National Youth Day 2026, Igava Centre Project Signals Strategic Shift Toward Skills Based Youth Development

Story By Aldridge Dzvene Preparations for the 2026 National Youth Day Celebrations reflect more than a ceremonial national event, they signal a structured policy shift toward institutionalised youth skills development, enterprise support and decentralised empowerment infrastructure. Rainbow Hotels — Experience Luxury Across Zimbabwe Rainbow Hotels continues to redefine hospitality standards in Zimbabwe, offering world-class accommodation, […]

Read More
News

President Emmerson Dambudzo Mnangagwa to Launch SADC Sustainable Energy Week as Zimbabwe Positions Itself at the Centre of Regional Power Reform

Story by Aldridge Dzvene Victoria Falls is poised to become the strategic heartbeat of Southern Africa’s energy transformation this February as Zimbabwe hosts the 2026 SADC Sustainable Energy Week, a high level regional platform expected to influence policy direction, investment flows and cross border cooperation in the power sector. Rainbow Hotels — Experience Luxury Across […]

Read More