World’s richest get 82 percent of global wealth: Oxfam
LONDON. – Half of the world’s population received no share of all wealth created globally last year, while 82 percent went to the richest one percent, a report by Oxfam…
Libya arrests 61 militants involved in airport attack
TRIPOLI. — The Libyan Special Deterrent Force arrested 61 militants involved in the recent attack on Tripoli’s M’etiga International Airport, said the force in a statement on Sunday.
Govt reduces duty on fuel
Farirai Machivenyika Senior Reporter Government yesterday reduced excise duty on fuel, in a move expected to result in a decline in prices of basic goods, as high production cost structures were…
Institution told to stop nurse-aide training
John Murwira Herald Correspondent Government has ordered Community Empowerment Foundation of Zimbabwe, a private organisation that has been offering nurse-aide training in Chinhoyi, to stop operating until it’s regularised.
Govt engages IBDZ on healthcare accommodation
Michael Tome The Government has called for private sector investment into infrastructure provision with particular focus on accommodation in the healthacare sector. In a statement on Sunday, the Government invited interested…
D-Day for Maphepha
Ricky Zililo in BULAWAYO HIGHLANDERS’ board faces a test of character today when they decide on Ernest “Maphepha” Sibanda’s suitability to be a candidate for the club’s forthcoming elective annual…
MP hails chiefs’ car scheme
Blessings Chidakwa Correspondent Government should prioritise welfare of the country’s traditional leaders, Norton legislator Mr Temba Mliswa has said. His comments hardly a week after President Mnangagwa handed over all-terrain vehicles to…
Africa braces for high-stakes Davos meet
Geoff Hill Correspondent Donald Trump will be the star at Davos. Love or hate him, he’s likely to be the only head of state whose speech will be broadcast live on…
Free eye care for Magunje villagers
Noah Pito in Hurungwe At least 200 villagers from Magunje last week received gifts of a lifetime after the Lions Club of Karoi and their counterparts in Harare invited doctors…
Brighter side of anti-cholera fight
Charles Chisala THE intensity of the fight against cholera in Lusaka reflected the seriousness of the public health problem. But it also had a silver lining — drama. There were many…



