Zimbabwe's health sector crisis is entering its 8th week. Striking doctors are refusing to go back to work at state hospitals. They're demanding higher pay and better working conditions.
But, the government says their monthly salaries will be withheld if they don't return to work this week.
For more on this story, we're joined via Skype from Harare by the Zimbabwe Hospital Doctors' Association spokesperson, Dr Tapiwa Mungofa.
But, the government says their monthly salaries will be withheld if they don't return to work this week.
For more on this story, we're joined via Skype from Harare by the Zimbabwe Hospital Doctors' Association spokesperson, Dr Tapiwa Mungofa.
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