AUTHORITIES announced the return of face-to-face schooling yesterday, with learners writing major examinations this year to start their lessons on Monday. The…
SENATORS say the government should capacitate the country’s health system as most hospitals and clinics are facing shortages of drugs and equipment…
There is an alarming rise in the number of buildings being destroyed by fire in the country. Following a number of occurrences…
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DARING copper cable thieves have plunged many parts of Bulawayo city into darkness, resulting in some suburbs going for months without electricity. …
AS SCHOOLS and institutions of higher learning prepare to reopen, the government should make sure that all the necessary requirements are in…
INDIA has contributed almost US$1 million to the United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) in Zimbabwe to help affected populations tackle climate…
ZAMBIA’S newly-elected president, Hakainde Hichilema, was sworn into office yesterday after pulling off a stunning victory over his predecessor Edgar Lungu —…
ZIMBABWE yesterday received another one million doses of the SinoVac vaccines from China as the country pursues its target to inoculate 10…
ZIMBABWE’S most-decorated footballer, George Shaya, died in Harare early yesterday morning after battling illness for many years. Despite his unmatched contribution to…
