Cancer cases surge

Health reporter
CASES of people diagnosed with cancer have doubled since 2008 with over 4 000 cases recorded in 2010, a recent annual report by the Zimbabwe Cancer Registry has revealed.
According to the report, in 2010 alone 4 520 people were diagnosed of cancer up from 3 519 the previous year and 2 718 in 2008.

MultiChoice launches new channel

DSTV has announced the launch of AfricaMagic World on channel 155. The channel is available on DStv Access, Family, Compact, Compact Plus and Premium.

The channel introduces new AfricaMagic viewers to a variety of African content and productions.

Birth of a new melody

Edgar Moyana Christian Entertainment
The last time I watched Loice Jagaji’s solo performance on stage at a fund-raising concert hosted by Innercity United Methodist Church in Harare in January, I was convinced that the young lady had enormous talent and potential to make it big in music.

Climate change threat to peace, security: Nhema

Herald Reporter
CLIMATE change is a threat to international peace and security and calls for an address to the environmental challenges being experienced worldwide, Environment and Natural Resources Management Minister Francis Nhema has said.

What a cruel game

From Petros Kausiyo in ALEXANDRIA, Egypt
Egypt………………..(0) 2
Zimbabwe…………..(0) 1
BRAVE Zimbabwe put on a gallant show, but still left the game with broken hearts as their World Cup dream virtually ended, in agonising fashion, after they fell to Egypt in an African Zone Group G qualifier at the Borg El Arab Stadium here last night.

Zanu-PF will win, says NCA

Lloyd Gumbo
Herald Reporter

ZANU-PF will win the forthcoming harmonised elections basing on the referendum voting patterns, National Constitutional Assembly chairperson Professor Lovemore Madhuku has said .

Judge conducts midnight justice

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Herald Reporter

HIGH Court judge Justice Charles Hungwe reportedly held a court hearing in the dead of the night at his Darwendale farm when he ordered the release of Harare lawyer Beatrice Mtetwa last week, it has emerged.

8 airlines for UNWTO, says Mzembi

Farai Kuvirimirwa
AT LEAST eight airlines would be available to ferry guests during the United Nations World Tourism Organisation general assembly

LATEST: PM’s office exposed

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A research officer formerly employed at Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai’s private communications office in Harare has exposed the rampant abuse of donor funds by the office and its covert link with an NGO under police investigations.

Training course now accessible to physicians

Health Reporter
The World Health Organisation, in conjunction with the World Medical Association, has launched a new application for tablet computers that will allow physicians, especially in developing countries, to access a training course on treatment of multi-drug resistant tuberculosis (MDR-TB).

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