Health Professions Authority Zimbabwe

09/03/2026

Did you know?

Under Section 125 of the Health Professions Act (Chapter 27:19), it is a criminal offense for any unregistered individual to practice for gain, pretend to be, or use the protected title of Dispensing Optician or Optician. This prohibition extends to the use of any symbols or descriptions that falsely imply professional registration or the possession of a relevant degree. Violators face severe penalties, including a Level 10 fine, up to five years imprisonment, or both.

06/03/2026

Today, the HPA, Nurses Council, and Medical Laboratory & Clinical Scientists Council joined forces with Sally Mugabe Central Hospital for a cleanup exercise. Collective action for a cleaner, safer healing environment!



Nurses Council of Zimbabwe
Healthtimes

05/03/2026

Protect your smile and your health by always choosing a registered professional! These strict regulations are in place to ensure you receive care from qualified experts. Before booking your next appointment for anything from a routine check-up to a specialized procedure, make sure your provider is fully registered to give your teeth the safe, expert care they deserve.

04/03/2026

HPA has a mandate to ensure that health facilities in Zimbabwe are accessible to all who require professional healthcare. Mr Tendai Dimikira reading the HPA Disability Handbook in an accessible format, which is Braille.

03/03/2026

Engagement with members of the public in Uzumba Maramba Pfungwe, Mashonaland East. We remain committed to bridging the gap between urban and rural healthcare standards. No Zimbabwean should be left behind.



The Herald-Zimbabwe Healthtimes

03/03/2026

Our team was on the ground in Uzumba Maramba Pfungwe, Mashonaland East, conducting vital inspections to ensure that healthcare institutions in even our most marginalized areas adhere to the required minimum standards of care. We remain committed to bridging the gap between urban and rural healthcare standards. No Zimbabwean should be left behind. Beyond enforcing compliance, we engaged directly with the community to educate them on their patient rights, empowering every citizen to demand the quality care they deserve.



Healthtimes The Herald-Zimbabwe

03/03/2026

Be our eyes and ears. Report any unregistered facilities and individuals. Stay vigilant and ensure you are always served by a registered professional.

Report suspicious activity immediately:
WhatsApp/Call: 0782 588 614 / 0772 161 770
Email: pr@hpa.co.zw / info@hpa.co.zw

02/03/2026

Let’s unpack the Health Professions Act (Chapter 27:19). This isn’t just a book of rules for health practitioners, it is your greatest shield as a patient.

26/02/2026

Starting a healthcare facility is a noble commitment to our nation's health, but staying compliant is the first step toward excellence. Whether you are opening a clinic, pharmacy, or laboratory, the registration process is streamlined to ensure quality and safety for all patients.

Watch the video below for a full step-by-step guide on navigating the registration process - from local authority reports to receiving your HPA certificate!

25/02/2026

25/02/2026

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25/02/2026

Need to find key information on the HPA website? We have made it easy for you. Happy navigating!!