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What Solutions Could Address the Brain Drain of Skilled Professionals from Zimbabwe and Zambia to South Africa?

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Addressing the Brain Drain of Skilled Professionals from Zimbabwe and Zambia to South Africa Policy Solutions for Health Workforce Retention and Regional Collaboration 1. A Human Story Behind the Numbers In 2023, Mbali, a nurse from Lusaka, left her district hospital for a private facility in Johannesburg. She had been the only midwife trained in […]

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