Aids policy hailed

Herald Reporters The Zimbabwe Aids Prevention and Support Organisation has welcomed the recently launched tobacco industry HIV and Aids policy saying it will go a long way in the fight…

Ministers’ consultative workshop postponed

Paidamoyo Chipunza Herald Reporter A consultative workshop aimed at considering the draft economic blueprint which was scheduled to take place between today and tomorrow has been postponed, deputy chief secretary…

Zanu-PF wins unopposed

Felex Share Herald Reporter THE embattled MDC-T has failed to field a candidate for local authority by-elections in Pfura Rural District Council ward 32 scheduled for October 19, leaving the…

Woman (60) dies in inferno

Midlands Bureau A 60-year-old Lower Gweru woman was burnt beyond recognition when a hut she was sleeping in caught fire, police have said. Midlands police spokesperson Inspector Emmanuel Mahoko said…

‘Cancer killing more’

Herald Reporter Women in Zimbabwe are dying more from cervical cancer than from HIV and Aids due to lack of information and access to health services, a local gynaecologist says.…

Chiefs meet Govt

Masvingo Bureau Government has been urged to immediately provide more funding to expand drought relief and drilling of more boreholes across Masvingo Province where tens of thousands of people face…

Ministry to prioritise job creation

Prosper Dembedza Herald Reporter HIGHER and Tertiary Education, Science and Technology Development Minister Dr Olivia Muchena yesterday said her ministry will prioritise initiatives that expand work opportunities for college leavers…

Ruling parties can nominate public institutions boards

Herald Reporter MEDIA analysts yesterday said there was nothing wrong with a governing party nominating people to sit on the boards of strategic, public institutions as that was the only…

Govt launches trust for civil servants

Herald Reporter Government has established the Zimbabwe Public Service Investment Trust that will see civil servants collectively participating in the indeginisation and economic empowerment drive championed by Zanu-PF. The trust,…

Wendall’s case: Magistrate decries slow pace

Court Reporter A Harare magistrate yesterday expressed concern over the slow progress in the trial of former Big Brother winner Wendall Parson and his brother William, who are facing charges…

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