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Sibongile Maruta Herald Reporter Government has made progress towards ending TB by 2030 as articulated in the United Nations Strategic Development Goals and the World Health Organisation’s End TB Strategy,…
DeMbare in panic mode
DYNAMOS assistant coach Biggie Zuze believes it could be early to start pressing the panic button in the wake of the simmering discontent among the supporters who caused a scene at Rufaro following the sensational collapse in the match against Shabanie Mine on Sunday.
Harare population to hit 5m in 10yrs: Minister
Abigail Mawonde Herald Correspondent IT IS anticipated that the population of Harare will increase to five million in 10 years time and there is need to urgently upgrade its infrastructure…
No light at the end of tunnel yet: Doctors
On March 1, 2018, junior doctors – the majority from Mpilo Central Hospital in Bulawayo – downed tools in protest over poor conditions of service and working environment.
Gweru in quandary over Matawu reinstatement
Midlands Bureau GWERU City Council is in quandary on the route to take after the Bulawayo High Court nullified the suspension and subsequent dismissal of Town Clerk Mr Daniel Matawu…
Chiyangwa returns to Zvimba
Walter Nyamukondiwa Chinhoyi Bureau Zanu-PF Central Committee member and former Member of Parliament for Chinhoyi constituency Cde Philip Chiyangwa has transferred to Zvimba District from Makonde. Cde Chiyangwa launched his…
Thai Airways to ban overweight passengers from business class
BANGKOK. — Thai Airways International plans to install new seat belts with airbags in the business class cabins of its new Boeing 787 Dreamliner jets but there’s a catch. The…
Zimra slaps ex-boss Pasi with $217 000 lawsuit
Daniel Nemukuyu Senior Court Reporter Former Zimbabwe Revenue Authority (Zimra) Commissioner-General Mr Gershem Pasi has been slapped with a $217 000 lawsuit for unjust enrichment and poor administration that financially…
We cannot substitute bricks with timber: Moyo
ZIMBABWE will not consider using timber as substitute for bricks in the construction of houses to address housing shortages and lower the cost of building homes because there is little timber in the country, a Cabinet Minister has said.
TUZ distances itself from planned march
Prince Mukuna Herald Reporter The Teachers Union of Zimbabwe (TUZ) has dissociated itself from a planned march today to the President’s Office at the instigation of fellow teachers’ unions. TUZ…