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Herald ReporterAt least 197 registered general nurses and 47 midwives from the Harare School of Nursing graduated at a colourful ceremony held at a local hotel last week. Speaking at the graduation and prize-giving ceremony, Harare Central Hospital chief executive Ms Peggy Zvavamwe commended her staff for
‘UNWTO preps on track’
Herald Reporter
Preparations for the forthcoming United Nations World Tourism Organisation General Assembly to be co-hosted by Zimbabwe and Zambia are on track, UNWTO secretary-general Dr Taleb Rifai has said. The UNWTO general assembly will be held in Victoria Falls in August next year. In his remarks
Exam deal goes awry
Bulawayo BureauAN Accounts and Mathematics teacher here allegedly wrote an examination on behalf of a candidate who had promised to pay him US$40. Edward Moyo (40) and the candidate Phephile Dlamini (29) from Entumbane have since been arrested. Moyo and Dlamini were allegedly caught cheating at
Doctors under probe
Herald ReporterAt least 48 cases of incompetence and unethical conduct against doctors are investigated annually in Zimbabwe, the Medical and Dental Practitioners Council of Zimbabwe has said. This follows several complaints by patients who have reported that doctors are making errors in carrying out medical
‘Last Parliamentary session for some’
Farirai Machivenyika Senior Reporter
PRINCIPALS to the inclusive Government should be commended for working together despite their different views on many issues, President Mugabe said yesterday. He said the principals surprised many by working cordially when they were expected to quarrel. The President was speaking
Parents storm exam room, manhandle school head
Felex Share Herald Reporter
PARENTS stormed an examination room at St Peters Kubatana High School in Highfield yesterday protesting against the barring of their children from writing exams over non-payment of tuition fees. They reportedly bulldozed their way into the school’s Great Hall where an O-Level Shona
President sets poll tone
Herald Reporters
ZIMBABWEANS should work together despite their political differences for the benefit of current and future generations, President Mugabe has said.
Officially opening the Fifth Session of the Seventh Parliament, the Head of State and Government and Commander-in-Chief of the Zimbabwe
ZEC, RG to clean up voters’ roll
From Hebert Zharare in Kadoma
The Zimbabwe Electoral Commission and officials from the Registrar General’s
Accidents claim over 1 400 since January
Felex Share Herald Reporter
One thousand four hundred and nineteen people have died while thousands
Feel it, its explosive
Eddie Chikamhi Sports Reporter
SO, nothing changed last Sunday and just 72 hours after pounding each other to a draw in the Battle of Zimbabwe, Dynamos and Highlanders are in battles this afternoon in yet another chapter of this rivetting contest. DeMbare should have got the five-point cushion they wanted at Rufaro on