ZDA President Dr Brighton Chireka Shines at The Zim Achievers Awards

We are proud to share that Dr Brighton Chireka, the founding president of the Zimbabwe Doctors Association UK (ZDA UK), was recognised at the prestigious Zimbabwe Achievers Awards (ZAA) 2025, held on 17 May at the Grand Hotel in Birmingham. Dr Chireka was awarded for his outstanding contribution to healthcare, a testament to his lifelong dedication to improving health systems and empowering medical professionals within and beyond the Zimbabwean diaspora.

Dr Chireka, a respected GP Partner based in Kent, is also the founder of the Docbeecee Leadership Academy, which has mentored and inspired many healthcare professionals in strategic leadership and service excellence. With over 25 years of experience in healthcare service delivery, policy influence, and systems strengthening, Dr Chireka has continually championed innovation and equity in healthcare. His six-year tenure as a board member of the Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG) further highlights his impact on healthcare governance in the UK.

Reflecting on the award in a heartfelt LinkedIn post, Dr Chireka said he was “deeply honoured” and that the moment made him “pause and reflect.” Surrounded by fellow trailblazers, he described feeling “both proud and humbled” to be recognised among such inspiring achievers.

The Zimbabwe Achievers Awards, founded in 2010 by Conrad Mwanza, is a globally recognised initiative celebrating the achievements of Zimbabweans in the diaspora across industries including business, arts, sports, and healthcare. Held annually in several countries including the UK, USA, South Africa, and Australia, ZAA continues to spotlight the extraordinary stories of Zimbabweans making a difference abroad.

We extend our heartfelt congratulations to Dr Chireka on this well-deserved recognition. His legacy of leadership, mentorship, and service is not only a beacon of hope for the Zimbabwean community in the UK, but also an inspiration for healthcare professionals globally.


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