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The Herald (Harare)
Zimbabwe: Typhoid, Anthrax Under Control
9 January 2014
Recent outbreaks of typhoid and anthrax in Manicaland Province are now under control, a senior health official has said. Director of epidemiology and disease control in the Ministry of Health and Child Care Dr Portia Manangazira said in Makoni District, no anthraxrelated deaths were reported...
...So far, 27 people have been treated for anthrax after they ate meat from infected animals prior to the festive season...
Anthrax outbreak at Checheche
Friday, 17 January 2014 08:55
Chipinge Reporter
FOUR villagers from Mwanyisa Village near Checheche Growth Point in Chipinge South were recently admitted in hospital after consuming meat infected with anthrax. The outbreak was confirmed on January 3 after villagers had visited St Peter?s Mission Hospital for treatment. The villagers had all the symptoms of an anthrax attack, prompting health authorities at the hospital to contact the Veterinary Services Department.
Chipinge District Administrator Mr Edgars Seenza confirmed the outbreak and said personnel from the Veterinary Services Department rushed to Mwanyisa Village where they confirmed the outbreak of anthrax. A total of 15 cattle and three goats had succumbed to the disease...
