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In Zimbabwe, relatives could now be called to donate blood for patients

The Zimbabwe Government says it is working on reforms that would allow relatives and family members to donate blood directly for their loved ones in hospitals as part of efforts to reduce the high cost of blood transfusion services and imp…

Published: 19 May 2026 at 20:17hrs | | by Staff reporter

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In Zimbabwe, relatives could now be called to donate blood for patients

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