Senior doctors in Zimbabwe have said avoidable deaths during a protracted and ongoing strike are a silent genocide. On September 6 Junior doctors went on strike protesting what they called eroded wages. That action plunged Zimbabwe's health sector into an ongoing crisis. CGTN's Farai Mwakutuya has that story.
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