Since the beginning of 2013, more than 10 000 cases of malaria have been reported nationwide.

An outbreak of cholera has been reported from Chiredzi district in Masvingo province in the southeast of the country.

The outbreak of typhoid in Zimbabwe is not yet under control.

The media have reported on an outbreak of typhoid fever in Harare in the north east of the country.

The measles outbreak in Zimbabwe which began in 2009, is ongoing despite a large immunisation campaign in June 2010.

The Health Protection Agency has reported on a UK traveller who developed African trypanosomiasis following a camping trip to Zimbabwe and Zambia.

A measles outbreak which began in Sep 2009, is not yet under control.

An outbreak of measles in Zimbabwe is ongoing with Harare the capital being worst affected; claiming 32% of all reported cases.

The outbreak that is affecting Zimbabwe is not yet contained. currently 9 out of 10 provinces are affected in the country including at least 57 out of 84 rural and urban districts.

According to local media reports, the Limpopo River, which marks the border between Zimbabwe and South Africa before flowing through Mozambique into the Indian Ocean, has tested positive for cholera.