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Re-engagement bid comes apart

By Emmerson Njanjamangezi SENIOR STAFF WRITER ZIMBABWE’S attempts to restore normal relations with Western powers could be in jeopardy after British prime minister Boris Johnson’s administration slapped sanctions on four top government officials. This comes amid concerns by analysts that the sanctions, which are likely to be followed by the renewal of America’s own decades-long…

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Zacc nabs top cop over graft

AUTHORITIES arrested a senior police officer yesterday, as they continue to crack down on alleged cases of corruption involving government workers. The spokesperson of the Zimbabwe AntiCorruption Commission (Zacc), John Makamure, confirmed to the Daily News that they had nabbed the officer commanding Matabeleland North, Erasmus Makodza, over alleged abuse of office. Makamure said Makodza…

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Covid-19 claims more influential people

Emmerson Njanjamangezi SENIOR STAFF WRITER njanjamangezie@dailynews.co.zw COVID-19 continues to take its toll on influential Zimbabweans following the deaths of Justice Clement Phiri, Consumer Council of Zimbabwe(CCZ) boss Rosemary Siyachitema and politician Tendai Savanhu after complications from the disease. High Court judge Phiri succumbed to Covid-19-related complications on Sunday night at his home in Marondera. His…

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Women struggle to access contraceptives

By Tamary Chikiwa WOMEN in Bulawayo are failing to access contraceptives due to the current travel restrictions brought about by the Covid-19 pandemic. Since January 5, the government has imposed a tough lockdown with only those working in essential services permitted free movement. A dusk-to-dawn curfew is also in place with ordinary citizens not allowed…

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Govt cautious on Ivermectin merits…says its efficacy as a corona drug still to be confirmed

Tariro Sajeni and  Emmerson Njanjamangezi STAFF WRITERS AUTHORITIES are not yet sure that Ivermectin, the drug that the government recently approved for controlled use on Covid-19 patients, is effective in treating people infected by the lethal disease. This comes after South Africa’s Department of Health discouraged the use of Ivermectin for the management of coronavirus…

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Gvt to get tough with agric inputs abusers

Emmerson Njanjamangezi  SENIOR STAFF WRITER njanjamangezie@dailynews.co.zw  THE government says it is consulting with the Joint Operations Command (JOC) to institute jail sentences or more punitive penalties for farmers abusing, misusing or selling inputs accessed via the Command Agriculture or Presidential  schemes.  This follows reports that unscrupulous farmers enlisted on the schemes in Binga and Gokwe…

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Ekusileni opening still a mystery

Jeffrey Muvundusi in BULAWAYO PROVINCIAL Affairs minister Judith Ncube has said the Ekusileni Medical Centre, which is one of the designated Covid-19 hospitals, will “soon” start admitting patients as payments for major requirements have been processed. Although Ncube could not give the actual timelines as well as shedding light on the actual causes of the…

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WHO in drive to boost rural Covid-19 testing

Tarisai Machakaire  SENIOR STAFF WRITER machakairet@dailynews.co.zw THE World Health Organisation (WHO) has intensified efforts to boost Zimbabwe’s Covid-19 testing capabilities after completing training of health staffers in remote Beitbridge areas.  This comes amid calls for the Health ministry to increase Covid-19 testing across all areas, including in rural areas, to improve management of the spread…

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Zanu PF, crucially, warms to Zim talks

AS THE country’s politics continues to mature, a powerful Zanu PF bigwig says he is open to the ruling party meeting leading opposition figures outside the Political Actors Dialogue (Polad), if that will help resolve Zimbabwe’s decades-long political and economic challenges. Speaking to the Daily News On Sunday yesterday, Zanu PF’s national political commissar, Victor…

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Storms wreck nearly 10 000 homes in Zimbabwe

NEARLY 10 000 homes in Zimbabwe were destroyed by cyclones Chalane and Eloise, which swept across parts of the country over the past few weeks. This comes as the UN International Organisation of Migration (IOM) has been working together with the Department of Civil Protection (DCP) and other government agencies to help those affected by…

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