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Diarrhoea claims 10 lives in a week

AT LEAST 10 more people have succumbed to diarrhoea nationwide over the past week, the Health ministry has confirmed. This brings the country’s cumulative number of deaths from the highly communicable disease to 127 since January this year. “Two deaths were reported from Sally Mugabe Central Hospital, one from Parirenyatwa Group of Hospitals in Harare,…

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IOM supports Zimbabwe’s border e-system

THE International Organisation for Migration (IOM) is providing Zimbabwe with technical assistance to help install data management systems meant to protect both legal and illegal immigrants. This comes as the government has introduced computerised and online border management systems at all entry points to improve efficiency, eliminate errors, reduce human interface and curb corruption. Addressing…

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UN avails US$28m for climate mitigation

THE United Nations (UN) has pledged to avail US$28 million for climate change mitigation in Zimbabwe. This comes as the El Nino-induced drought has resulted in high temperatures and erratic rainfall in Zimbabwe and Southern Africa, affecting crops and livestock.Speaking at the on-going Zimbabwe Economic Development conference in Victoria Falls, UN resident and humanitarian coordinator,…

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Mbudzi interchange shapes up, new road opened

WORK on the Mudzi interchange is shaping up with Transport Minister Felix Mhona yesterday opening up a 3km loop road linking Amalinda Road and High Glen Road. The opening of the road is set to ease congestion of traffic from Masvingo and Chitungwiza travelling west up to the Chirundu border post. Mhona, who said the…

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Guard robs bank of US$134 000

AN ARMED security guard in Sanyati, Mashonaland West Province, is on the run after robbing a local bank where he was deployed of US$134 000 and R32 000 on Saturday, police spokesperson Paul Nyathi has confirmed. “The suspect, who was on duty at the bank, attacked two bank tellers and three other bank officials before…

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Fuel prices reduced

THE Zimbabwe Energy Regulatory Authority (Zera) has reviewed downwards fuel prices in both the local and foreign currencies. Diesel in local currency which was previously pegged at ZiG22,42, now costs ZiG21,57 per litre, while in foreign currency it was trading at US$1,63 and is now US$1,55 per litre. Petrol in local currency now costs ZiG21,36…

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Stay peaceful, ED urges Zimbabwean

PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa has exhorted Zimbabweans to continue shunning tribalism and regionalism. Speaking at the Great Zimbabwe monument in Masvingo yesterday, at the launch of Munhumutapa Day, Mnangagwa also said it was crucial that the country remained united and peaceful. This comes as Munhumutapa Day is expected to continue being celebrated annually — on the…

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‘Soldiers’ living conditions deplorable’

AUTHORITIES have admitted that living conditions of the Zimbabwe Defence Forces (ZDF) members are in a deplorable state and there was an urgent need by the government to address the situation. Speaking in the Senate last week, Defence deputy minister Levi Mayihlome said the challenges his ministry was facing was inadequate funding from the Treasury….

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‘Invest more in cancer fight’

MPS have implored authorities to invest more in modern equipment in the fight against cancer in the country. This comes as former deputy Prime Minister Thokozani Khupe raised a motion in the National Assembly recently for more cancer awareness programmes and modern cancer treatment equipment at Mpilo and Parirenyatwa hospitals. Debating on the motion on…

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Eight guns surrendered under amnesty

ONLY eight unlicensed firearms have been surrendered to the police since the start of a month-long amnesty for holders of illegal guns to give them up to the police without any criminal charges laid against them. The amnesty ends on September 30. This comes as authorities strive to eliminate illegal guns in the country, amid…

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