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Ruth Butaumocho Gender Profile — The turbulent process of coming of age is one that for generations has left scientists and parents baffled.
$1,5m for Mbare Musika rehab
Innocent Ruwende:Municipal Reporter Harare City Council is set to refurbish Mbare Musika Farmers’ Market to the tune of $1,5 million as it seeks to improve the working environment, as well…
Swindle case deferred
Prosper Dembedza: Court Correspondent Mbare magistrate Mr Stanford Mambanje yesterday postponed the matter in which a city woman reportedly connived with her brother to defraud her husband of more than $12…
Ngezi Platinum tipped to shine
Paul Mundandi: Sports Reporter FERROVIARIO de Beira coach Alexio Fumo believes Ngezi Platinum Stars will make a big impression in their maiden dance in the CAF Confederation Cup this year.
Gambia poised for new president’s arrival
Banjul. – The Gambia on Monday awaited the arrival of President Adama Barrow as his team said former strongman Yahya Jammeh plundered the nation’s coffers before going into exile.
Bikita West: A foretaste of things to come
Shingai Rukwata Ndoro: Correspondent The Bikita West constituency by-election has come and gone. It allows for some pedestrian prediction for the 2018 general elections. From the media hype, the by-election was between…
13 still on the run
Crime Reporter Police in Botswana have arrested a fifth escapee who is part of the 18 Zimbabweans and B0tswana who fled from lawful custody at Gerald Estates Centre for illegal…
Health levy introduction welcome
Charity Ruzvidzo — The move by Minister of Finance and Economic Development Patrick Chinamasa to introduce a health levy will go a long way in improving the country’s health sector,…
ZANU-PF wins Chimanimani Ward 8
Herald Reporter zanu-pf has won the Chimanimani Ward 8 local government by-election on Saturday, which was described by the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) as peaceful.
Universal health coverage will lead to healthier, equitable world
Dr Tedros Adhanom Review Correspondent — About 400 million people — one out of every 17 of the world’s citizens — lack access to essential health services.