adminChitungwiza Hospital seeks $1m to start kidney transplants
Chitungwiza Central Hospital is fundraising for $1,1 million needed to start kidney transplants in Zimbabwe, the health institution’s chief executive officer, Dr Obadiah Moyo, has said.
From Davos to Boao, globalisation needs boost at defining moment
Over a year ago, Chinese President Xi Jinping vigorously defended free trade at the World Economic Forum annual meeting in Davos, impressing the world with China’s staunch support for globalisation.
EU avails 23m euros for health
European Union has availed €23 million towards health and the informal sector in Zimbabwe.
Don’t lose heart, disqualified candidates told
Zanu-PF prospective candidates who were disqualified ahead of the party’s primary elections set for May 5, should accept the outcome of the vetting process and remain committed and loyal to the party and presidential candidate President Mnagwagwa, Mashonaland West provincial chairman Cde Ziyambi Ziyambi has said.
ED is no beggar: Minister
PRESIDENT Mnangagwa is not begging for aid during his official visits to other countries but is aksing for business deals since Zimbabwe has enough resources to steer economic revival, a Government minister has said.
Zim Pavillion promotes local creativity
Arts and culture have become an effective way of promoting a positive national image and the National Gallery of Zimbabwe is committed to representing the nation to that end on the international platform.
Local authorities to take over mining houses management
GOVERNMENT is in the process of allowing local authorities in mining towns to run all residential accommodation in a bid to ensure that the residents continue to receive normal services even after the mines are closed.
Harare to develop medical tourism facility
The Harare City Council has approved a Memorandum of Understanding between Belvedere Medical Centre and the City Health Department for the setting up of a medical tourism facility specialising in organ transplants and other advanced medical procedures.
‘Jail rowdy kombi drivers’
A prosecutor has called for the incarceration of rowdy commuter omnibus drivers, saying their behaviour of driving recklessly was costing human lives and untold suffering in the country.
War vets pledge loyalty
Former freedom fighters in Mashonaland West province have pledged loyalty to Zanu-PF and are holding a series of meetings to drum up support for the party ahead of harmonised elections.