adminHealth ministry probes ARVs mix up
Gwanda Correspondent
THE Ministry of Health and Child Welfare is investigating the issue of a mix up of anti retroviral drugs that took place at the Opportunistic Clinic at Gwanda Provincial Hospital on Friday last week.Govt secures funds for NRZ locomotives
The Government has secured funds for the National Railways of Zimbabwe (NRZ) to pay off the 14 locomotives being manufactured in China, a Cabinet Minister has said.
Miner, director in court for stealing gold worth over $4m
Midlands Correspondent
Alliance Francaise calls for entries for photography competition
Entertainment Reporter
ALLIANCE Francaise is calling for entries for a photography competition that is expected to attract the best in the field in Bulawayo.EU promises not to interfere with elections
Harare Bureau
The European Union will not interfere with Zimbabwe’s electoral processes this time because the relations between the country and the bloc have improved immensely, a diplomat has said.
Leaders consider performing traditional rites at Mtshabezi Dam
Chronicle Reporter
Zanu-PF conference illuminated Gweru
The Zanu-PF 13th National People’s Conference, which was held at the Gweru Convention and Exhibition Centre and ended on Sunday, was largely a successful event that combined serious business spiced with a few doses of humour.
Mali PM resigns after being arrested
Bamako — Malian Prime Minister Cheick Modibo Diarra resigned yesterday, hours after he was arrested at home by soldiers acting on the orders of former coup leader Amadou Sanogo.
Govt to roll out solar power project
Leonard Ncube
THE Government will soon roll out a project to install solar energy at its institutions that include hospitals, colleges and schools countrywide.
The solar power will be used for water heating and other uses thereby conserving electricity.
In an interview recently, the Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Energy and Power Development, Mr Patson Mbiriri said they had chosen the United Bulawayo Hospitals (UBH) and Harare Institute of Technology as the pilot institutions for the project.
“We are installing a water heating system at UBH and a similar system is being installed at HIT. The two institutions have been chosen as pilot institutions for the project and once successful, the project can then spread to other institutions countrywide,” said Mr Mbiriri.
He said the installation at the two pilot institutions was being funded by the South Koreans who were providing all the required material and expertise.
Govt warns schools on fees increase
Harare Bureau