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Vice President Constantino Chiwenga cried for help when his then wife Marry Mubaiwa tried to pull out an intravenous life-saving tube at a South African hospital in 2018.
This was said by Health and Child Care Deputy Minister John Mangwiro while testifying before Magistrate Feresi Chakanyuka on Monday in Mubaiwa’s trial for allegedly attempting to kill Chiwenga.
<a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/local-news/article/200015934/chiwenga-screamed-for-help">NewsDay</a> reported that Mangwiro, who was Chiwenga’s personal doctor, said he rushed into the intensive care unit where Chiwenga was booked after he heard him screaming for help.
Mangwiro told the court that Mubaiwa tried all means to kill Chiwenga.
He said he was forced to board another aircraft without his patient who needed care during the flight. Said Mangwiro:
<blockquote>
When we arrived at Lanseria Airport in Pretoria (South Africa), the accused person delayed us for more than three hours at the airport where she had a misunderstanding with the immigration officials.
She told the immigration officials that her son was Chiwenga’s biological son, but the documents bore other names. We waited for three hours as there was a stand-off.
</blockquote>
He said the delay was unnecessary because Chiwenga needed urgent medical attention. Added Mangwiro:
<blockquote>
We were supposed to go to NetCare Hospital as we had left Zimbabwe for that destination. To my disappointment, the then powerful accused directed us to Sheraton Hotel.
It was a dangerous decision because it continued to endanger the life of the Vice-President.
We then got to the basement of the hotel and we immediately confronted the accused to say the Vice-President needed life-saving hospitalisation rather than to come to a hotel.
She responded to me saying the Vice-President needed to rest in the hotel. I continued to argue until Major (Blessing) Muringi joined, saying we needed to go to the hospital and I discovered that prior arrangements had already been made.
</blockquote>
Mangwiro said after Mubaiwa refused to book Chiwenga into the hospital, he had to phone President Emmerson Mnangagwa, who advised them to convince her to have him admitted to the hospital.
He also said Mubaiwa refused to take Chiwenga to the hospital the next morning.
Mangwiro alleged that Muringi and Chiwenga’s security staff also failed to convince Mubaiwa, which led him to call Dr Willi Leo Seiling to the hotel. He said:
<blockquote>
At around 5 PM on June 24, 2019, that is when we were allowed to take the Vice-President into the intensive care unit. She remained at the hotel and she did not accompany the complainant to the hospital.
As a doctor when monitoring the patient to be told to leave the room you’ll then ask yourself what she wanted to do.
You’ll start questioning the type of drugs the complainant is said to have taken.
</blockquote>
Mangwiro also said Mubaiwa was accompanied by one Bruce, who was referred to as a medical doctor.
He said he later learned that Bruce was not a medical doctor but was actually a veterinary surgeon.
Mangwiro said he reported the incident to Mnangagwa, leading to Chiwenga’s transfer to China for further medical attention.
He added that when they took Chiwenga to India in 2019 for medical attention, he quickly recovered but became seriously ill after returning home.
Chakanyuka postponed the matter to September 7 for a continuation of trial.
More: <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/">Pindula News</a>

Pindula News

Marry Mubaiwa Tried All Means To Kill Chiwenga, Dr Mangwiro Tells Court

President Emmerson Dambudzo Mnangagwa commissioned 40 ambulances yesterday in Harare’s Stoneridge area.
The ambulances will be distributed across the country. Picture credit: The Herald
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The Deputy Minister of Health and Child Care, Dr John Mangwiro, two weeks ago said the government had taken delivery of 100 ambulances that were set to be distributed across the country’s 10 provinces soon.
Each province is set to receive between eight to 10 ambulances once they have been all kitted. As of December 31, 2018, the ministry had 282 ambulances and out of the 282 ambulances, 134 were functional whilst 148 were non-runners.
Zimbabwe has 63 districts in the country’s health system and studies say each district should have at least two functional ambulances and qualified personnel. 
<h2>More: <a href="https://news.pindula.co.zw/">Pindula News</a></h2>

Picture: President Mnangagwa Commissions 40 Ambulances

The Deputy Minister of Health and Childcare John Mangwiro has warned people against complacency despite a fall in COVID-19 cases being recorded in the country.
In an interview with State media on Tuesday, Mangwiro said people had to make use of this period to get vaccinated in numbers before a fourth wave strikes.
He said the government will continue to mobilise resources and personnel to speed up the vaccination exercise. Said Mangwiro:
<blockquote>
We shouldn’t relax just because cases that are being recorded every day are dropping. We know that this pandemic comes in waves.
Some countries are experiencing the fourth wave and it might get to use at any time. People should go out and get vaccinated in numbers so that we can be ready when the fourth wave hits us.
People have a tendency of relaxing when cases drop and some go on to violate COVID-19 regulations.
Let’s continue to adhere to the regulations and as for those who have been violating them, let them learn a lesson from the number of lives lost.
As Government, we will continue to put in place measures to scale up the vaccination exercise so that we can attain herd immunity in the least possible time.
</blockquote>
Coronavirus infections in areas previously designated as hotspots have been declining over the past few weeks.
According to the Ministry of Health, as of Tuesday, 24 August 2021, 1 506 445 were fully vaccinated while 2 382 359 had received the first jab.
The same report shows that 901 new recoveries were recorded on Tuesday while active cases went down to 10 340 from 10 949 recorded on Monday.
<h4>More: <a href="https://www.chronicle.co.zw/health-official-warns-against-complacency-as-covid-19-cases-drop/">Chronicle</a></h4>

Mangwiro Warns Against Complacency As Coronavirus Cases Fall

Zimbabwe on Saturday received 500 000 doses of the Sinopharm vaccine from China with the Health ministry saying they are now targeting border towns.
Health deputy minister John Mangwiro said they will also target very risky areas including Mbare Musika. He said:
<blockquote>_But it’s not just about saving lives, it’s about economic recovery because when people are vaccinated it’s easier for companies to operate, it’s easier to do business and carrying on with business is what will revive the economy._
_Their (vaccines) arrival really excites us as you can see the Covid-19 disease is back via the third wave._
_As the Government, we are going to target border towns such as Beitbridge, Plumtree, Chirundu, Kariba, Nyamapanda and Forbes Border Post (Mutare) so that we make sure that if things continue getting worse at least our border areas are protected because you will find out that most of the infections are coming via our borders._
_We are also going to target areas that are very risky and that the disease can easily come through which are tobacco auction floors, GMB markets, Cotton Sales Floors and even the Musikas, Mbare Musika, Renkini, Machipisa, Sakubva and all such markets._</blockquote>
The vaccines arrive when Zimbabwe is experiencing a coronavirus resurgence that has prompted the government to review preventive measures.
The government has also imposed localised lockdowns on some coronavirus hotspots including Kwekwe.
More: <a href="https://news.pindula.co.zw">Pindula News</a>; <a href="https://www.sundaymail.co.zw/another-covid-19-vaccine-win-for-zim-500-000-doses-arrive">The Sunday Mail</a>

Zimbabwe Target Border Towns As 500k Sinopharm Vaccine Arrive

The entire city of Victoria Falls is now eligible for COVID-19  vaccination after the government dispatched 70 000 doses of Sinovac to be used by adults between 18 and 65 living in Victoria Falls, The Zimbabwean reports. The government embarked on this exercise in a bid to revive the city’s ailing tourism sector.
According to the publication, this was revealed by the Health Deputy Minister Dr John Mangwiro who told the publication that:
<blockquote>As government, we want to make sure that our citizens and tourists are safe. That is why we took this bold move to vaccinate the entire tourist city.
Victoria Falls is a city where tourism is the main business. Tourists and residents need to be protected from the virus.
The vaccine rollout in the city started Sunday, and the response so far has been positive among those receiving the vaccine.</blockquote>
The move was welcomed by some residents in Victoria Falls, Veyani Safaris CEO Luke Brown said it is a welcomed development that will save the city’s battered tourism industry:
<blockquote>We are upbeat about the government’s decision to allocate vaccines to the whole Victoria Falls adult population. This is a welcome development and one we believe will pay dividends towards the recovery of our battered tourism industry..</blockquote>
The President is in <a href="https://news.pindula.co.zw/2021/03/24/ed-invites-mwonzora-for-covid-vaccination-event-in-victoria-falls/">Victoria Falls where he is going to be vaccinated</a> together with other prominent figures who have been invited to Victoria Falls.
More: <a href="https://www.thezimbabwean.co/2021/03/zimbabwes-entire-tourist-town-of-victoria-falls-to-get-covid-19-vaccination/">The Zimbabwean</a>

All Adults In Victoria Falls To Be Vaccinated Against COVID-19

Underfire Health Ministry Deputy Minister Dr John Mangwiro has denied involvement in the $5.6 million National Pharmaceuticals Company (Natpham) tender scam in which he is being investigated for arm-twisting the later to award the tender to an undeserving company called Young Health Care, The Herald reports.
Calling the reports malicious Dr Mangwiro said he only called the headlining evening meeting because there was an emergency and he did not interfere with the tender process:
<blockquote>It is not correct that I interfered with the bidding process. On August 14 2020 at around 2100 hours I received a phone call from the Hon Vice President and Minister of Health and Child Care. He wanted me to get an update on what was causing the delays to the procurement of the Covid-19 requirements.
I could not sleep over an emergency and as such I called (acting Natpharm managing director) Mr Zealous Nyabadza to urgently convene a meeting to appraise me on what was causing the delays. 
I attended the meeting on August 14 2020 in the company of MoHCC legal advisor Ms S Chikati. The adjudication process had already been completed on August 13 2020. I did not attend the meeting to review any tender processes as this had already been completed.
I informed the meeting that I wanted to get an update on the availability of the PCR Machine and PCR Test kits arising out of the bids. Mr Z Nyabadza explained that Young Health Care Limited had won the tender to supply some of the equipment.
</blockquote>
In his lengthy statement denying all charges against him, Dr Mangwiro said Youth Health Care was engaged because there was an emergency:
<blockquote>
It is not correct that the MoHCC gave numerous directives to Natpharm Management to make a direct procurement of supplies from Young Health Care Limited which resulted in the delay of the procurement. The correct position is that by the letter dated 15 July 2020, the acting Secretary for Health and Child Care (Dr Gibson Mhlanga) wrote to Natpharm requesting purchase of Covid-19 PCR test reagents on urgent basis from Young Health Care Limited.
The request was justified on two grounds. Firstly, the urgency was necessitated by a need to facilitate implementation of national testing strategy since the country was experiencing a sharp spike of Covid-19 cases and was unable to meet demand.Secondly, the Ministry wanted to mitigate the exorbitant freight charges by utilising the Vice President and Minister of Health and Child Care chartered plane. The plane was in China and coming back to Zimbabwe at no additional cost
I deny the allegation that I directed Natpharm to make a prepayment to Young Health Care Limited for the undelivered supplies contrary to the terms and conditions of the contract signed between Natpharm and Young Health Care Limited. The correct position is that Hon Prof Amon Murwira specifically stated that the payment should be for the items delivered, of which US$127 000 was to be paid out of the US$922 000 stipulated in the contract. The directive was given in the presence of the Permanent Secretary for Health and Child Care, Mr Z Nyabadza and myself, and was done in the office of Hon Murwira.</blockquote>
Analysts have already urged <a href="https://news.pindula.co.zw/2020/10/12/suspend-health-deputy-minister-for-awarding-an-unregistered-firm-a-5-6-million-contract-analysts/">President Mnangagwa to suspend Dr Mangwiro</a> while ZACC is actively investigating his involvement in the scandal.
More: <a href="https://www.herald.co.zw/minister-denies-abuse-of-office-charges/">The Herald </a>

Dr Mangwiro Denies Involment In $5.6M Natpham Tender Scandal

International Crisis Group (ICG) Senior Consultant Piers Pigou has called for the suspension of the Health Deputy Minister Dr. John Mangwiro after it emerged that he awarded a $5.6 million contract for COVID-19 Sundries to an unregistered firm, the Daily News reports.
Pigou spoke to the publication and said:
<blockquote>The Health MEC (Member of the Executive Council) in Gauteng (Bandile Masuku) was dismissed on the basis of a similar preliminary investigation last week.
The correct course of action is clear. Deputy minister Mangwiro should be suspended until the investigations are complete, but preferably he should be fired.
A clear course of action must be set, and if the president was as committed to fighting the corruption scourge as he claims to be, we would see him taking decisive action.</blockquote>
Unconfirmed reports claim that the health deputy minister Dr. Mangwiro reportedly held a meeting one evening with Natpham’s tender adjudication team and arm-twisted the pharmaceutical to award the tender for the supply of COVID-19 sundries Young Health Care.
ZACC reportedly conformed they are investigating Dr. Mangwiro’s involvement in the deal which was cancelled later on. The scandal was reported during the same time <a href="https://news.pindula.co.zw/2020/05/30/govt-cancels-drax-consults-60-million-deal-report/">it emerged that a company called Drax was selling COVID-19 materials to the government at inflated prices. </a>
More: <a href="https://dailynews.co.zw/minister-mustbe-sanctioned/">Daily News </a>

Suspend Health Deputy Minister For Awarding An Unregistered Firm A $5.6 Million Contract - Analyst