adminAcute bronchitis in children care guide
Acute bronchitis is swelling and irritation in your child’s air passages. This irritation may cause him or her to cough or have other breathing problems. Acute bronchitis often starts because of another illness, such as a cold or the flu. The illness spreads from your child’s nose and throat to his windpipeCall to enact Older Persons Bill into law
Health ReporterA non-governmental organisation has called on Government to expedite the passing of the Older Persons Bill into law. The organisation argues that this will assist in ameliorating the plight of the senior
Zim to host women summit
Health ReporterZimbabwe will host the inaugural Global Power Women Summit in Africa scheduled for Victoria Falls next month. The regional summit will deliberate on issues affecting women’s rights, health and
Diarrhoea, malaria cases on the rise
Health Reporter
OVER 100 people have died of common diarrhoea and malaria since the beginning of the rainy season while about 200 000 others have been treated of the diseases to date. According to a weekly report on
Jah Prayzah outshines Gwala
Entertainment Reporter
Freddy Gwala’s late showing at the City Sports Bar on Friday night almost turned ugly as frustrated revellers started throwing empty beer cans at his band members after having waited for the South
Pound sterling rallies
The sterling pound has been by far the best performing currency during the month of March.The pound has been driven by a number of factors, with the biggest having to keep its AAA debt rating as compared to its peers which continue to face downgrades. Mergers and acquisitions have
Govt in bid to assist small-scale chrome miners
The Government is encouraging small-scale miners to find partners to set up smelters as it maintains the ban on exports of raw chrome. The Government banned the export of raw chrome in 2010 as it stepped up efforts to add value to minerals since they are finite resources. Mines and MiningMillers hail GMB move on stack-burnt maize
Business CorrespondentTHE Grain Millers’ Association of Zimbabwe has embraced the decision taken by the Grain Marketing Board of selling stack-burnt maize to livestock farmers and private buyers saying the move would help
AEDS to host Zim-China Trade Fair
Business ReporterAFRICA Economic Development Strategies (AEDS) is set to host the Zimbabwe China Trade Fair that seeks to promote investment between the two countries The fair will be held on June 28 this year at the
Advanced economies’ inflation steadies in February
PARIS. — Inflation in advanced economies held steady at 2,8 percent in February, with a sharp rise in energy prices balanced out by a drop in global food prices, the OECD said yesterday. Excluding volatile food and energy prices, 12-month consumer price inflation came in at 1,9 percent, said the Organisation