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Harare warns housing co-ops

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HARARE City Council has warned housing cooperatives to stop charging administration fees and ordered them to immediately transfer their membership to the municipality. This follows the council’s decision last year to ban housing pay schemes and cooperatives from charging administration fees. The council adjudged that pay schemes and cooperatives members, who paid their land intrinsic…

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Sewage contaminates Sakubva River

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OLD and dilapidated sewage systems continue to spew raw sewage into the streams that feed Sakubva River catchment, hence communities cannot use water from the river, the Daily News can report. In the wake of the environment disaster, local environmentalist Moses Chimedza at the weekend said the local authority must work on a lasting solution…

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Medical students still to write final exams

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THE College of Health Sciences at the University of Zimbabwe says it is still not ready to recall medicine students that failed to sit for their final examinations last December. The students were sent away when the situation deteriorated in public hospitals following the doctors’ strike, making it difficult for them to carry out practical…

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Berlin fair cancelled over coronavirus

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THIS year’s world’s largest trade fair, the International Tourism Bourse (ITB) Berlin which was scheduled to take place this month has been cancelled because of the coronavirus (Covid-19) outbreak. Zimbabwe was preparing to join other nations for the tourism trade fair. The organisers of the fair released a statement saying due to the increasing spread…

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Fees must fall, students push

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STUDENTS from the country’s State universities and colleges told Parliament yesterday that high fees must fall — adding that recent fee hikes by the government would prevent equal access to education, the Daily News reports. This comes as the government was recently forced to reverse its steep examination fee hikes for Advanced (A) and Ordinary…

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Doctors want more action on coronavirus

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DOCTORS and civic society groups yesterday challenged the government to improve awareness campaigns and take a much stronger approach in its preparations against a possible outbreak of the deadly coronavirus. On its part, the government said it was stepping up its preparations but warned people against circulating “false information” which it said was creating unnecessary…

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No end in sight to Harare water woes

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HARARE residents should brace for longer dry spells as water woes are set to worsen with the local authority grappling to secure adequate water treatment chemicals while owing its suppliers a whooping US$74 million. Most suburbs in the capital which usually have running tap water have gone without the precious liquid for more than a…

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Zimra seizes doctors’ training equipment

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THE Zimbabwe Revenue Authority (Zimra) has seized equipment meant for training of Mpilo Central Hospital doctors over non-payment of duty. Specialist renal medical practitioners from the Belgium-headquartered International Society of Nephrology are training Mpilo doctors and nurses on how to perform and interpret kidney biopsy, dialysis and various other renal treatments. Addressing the media yesterday…

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‘Don’t play Judas with MT’s legacy’. . . Chamisa told as Tsvangirai’s MDC burns

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MDC leader Nelson Chamisa, pictured, has been warned against betraying his late predecessor Morgan Tsvangirai’s legacy, which saw the former prime minister becoming the only person ever to defeat Zimbabwe’s late ex-leader Robert Mugabe in an election, the Daily News reports. This comes as the MDC, the country’s largest opposition party, is being ravaged by…

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MPs call for improved migration governance

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PARLIAMENTARIANS have resolved to facilitate amendments to the Immigration, Refugee, The Trafficking in Persons, Citizenship and the Birth and Death Registration Acts to, among other things, strengthen migration governance in the country. The resolution was made by the parliamentary portfolio committee on Defence, Home Affairs and Security Services and the thematic committee on Human Rights…

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