THE World Health Organisation (WHO) has placed Zambia among 55 other countries which are vulnerable for availability of health workers required to achieve the UN Sustainable Development Goal target for universal health coverage by 2030. But Ministry of Health Permanent Secretary for Technical Services Professor Lackson Kasonka says government has made headways in meeting the WHO target. According to the WHO health workforce support and safeguards list 2023 released on March 14, Zambia is among 37 countries in African region including Malawi, Angola, Nigeria, DRC Congo, and Zimbabwe among others who were vulnerable to availability of health workers. “The World Health Organization (WHO) released today an updated WHO health workforce support and safeguards list 2023, identifying 55 countries as vulnerable...