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5 000 blood units undergo test

By Nyasha Kunyiswa THE National Blood Services Zimbabwe (NBSZ) says it is screening over 5 000 untested units of blood in stock after receiving test kits this week. Speaking to Daily News yesterday, the NBSZ chief executive, Lucy Marowa, said the late delivery of test kits had in the past hampered them from screening the…

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Brothers stab cousin to death over US$3

TWO brothers, Evidence and Elvis Shirichena, from Epworth are on the run after allegedly stabbing their cousin, Justice Magombedze, 30, following an argument over US$3. Police spokesperson Paul Nyathi yesterday confirmed the arrest, urging anyone with information to report at the nearest police station. “Police in Harare are investigating a case of murder which occurred…

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More is needed to steady prices. . . Cross proposes after RBZ devalues pressed ZiG

By Stella Madzivanyika AUTHORITIES need to do much more to shore up the under-pressure ZiG and to stabilise prices, respected economist Eddie Cross has said. Commenting in detail at the weekend after the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) devalued the ZIG from just under 14 to the US dollar to nearly 25, Cross said what…

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Police, RBZ descend on economic saboteurs

POLICE and the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe say they have intensified patrols on economic saboteurs who are continuing to fuel the rise of the parallel market. This comes as President Emmerson Mnangagwa last week warned unnamed individuals and institutions that are allegedly bent on sabotaging the country’s economy during a Zanu PF politburo meeting. At…

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Dog bites, rabies still a major issue

Masimba Makwembere ZIMBABWE is continuing to grapple with high cases of dog bites, amid growing worries about the spread of rabies in the country. Speaking to the Daily News at the weekend, during the commemoration of World Rabies Day, a trustee of Friend Animal Foundation, Laura Bass, said it was thus crucial that all dogs…

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Dad jailed 30 years for raping 2 minor daughters

A 35-YEAR-OLD Mutoko man has been sentenced at the Mutoko Magistrates’ Court to 30 years after he was convicted of raping his two daughters. “It was the State’s case that sometime between December 2023 and March 2024, the convict had been raping his two daughters aged seven and five on several occasions. “The accused person…

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Calls grow to strengthen mining policies

THE Zimbabwe Diamond and Allied Minerals Workers Union (ZDAMWU) has called on the government to strengthen policies meant to ensure that communities benefit from local mining activities. Speaking to the Daily News yesterday, ZDAMWU secretary-general, Justice Chinhema, said the union was committed to working with the government to make communities benefit from local mining activities….

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Zanu PF has now crushed its rivals: Analysts

THE continuing senseless infighting among the country’s opposition leaders has virtually ended any hopes of the ruling party being given a run for its money by its political opponents in the 2028 national elections, analysts have reiterated. Speaking to the Daily News On Sunday at the weekend, political experts added that as a result of…

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Night HIV testing for sex workers, clients

BY NYASHA KUNYISWASenior Staff Writer THE National Aids Council (NAC) has started a pilot programme in Mashonaland Central of “moonlight testing” for HIV/Aids, targeting sex workers and their clients in hot spots. The programme is referred to as a moonlight initiative because the tests take place at night, in part to help protect those who…

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Chiyangwa, neighbour smoke peace pipe

BY STELLA MADZIVANYIKA PROPERTY mogul Phillip Chiyangwa and his neighbour in the upmarket Helensvale suburb in Harare have ended their long running battle over a business stand after the latter withdrew a litigation process before the courts. This comes after Chiyangwa, the owner of Pinnacle Properties, last month told the commission probing irregularities into the…

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