Concern over low circumcision uptake

STAKEHOLDERS in Manicaland have expressed concern over the low uptake and acceptance of voluntary male medical circumcision due to prevailing social and cultural influences.

Concern over low circumcision uptake

STAKEHOLDERS in Manicaland have expressed concern over the low uptake and acceptance of voluntary male medical circumcision due to prevailing social and cultural influences.

Vet Dept moves in to curb foot-and-mouth

The Veterinary Services Department has administered a booster vaccine dose to 23 000 cattle in Shurugwi District to curb foot-and-mouth disease in a move aimed at strengthening prevention.

Vet Dept moves in to curb foot-and-mouth

The Veterinary Services Department has administered a booster vaccine dose to 23 000 cattle in Shurugwi District to curb foot-and-mouth disease in a move aimed at strengthening prevention.

Vet Dept moves in to curb foot-and-mouth

The Veterinary Services Department has administered a booster vaccine dose to 23 000 cattle in Shurugwi District to curb foot-and-mouth disease in a move aimed at strengthening prevention.

Vet Dept moves in to curb foot-and-mouth

The Veterinary Services Department has administered a booster vaccine dose to 23 000 cattle in Shurugwi District to curb foot-and-mouth disease in a move aimed at strengthening prevention.

Vet Dept moves in to curb foot-and-mouth

The Veterinary Services Department has administered a booster vaccine dose to 23 000 cattle in Shurugwi District to curb foot-and-mouth disease in a move aimed at strengthening prevention.

WB-backed project to help ease poverty in Zambia

LUSAKA. — The Zambian government said yesterday that a World Bank supported project aimed at improving management of forests will go a long way in reducing high poverty levels in rural areas where it was being implemented.

WB-backed project to help ease poverty in Zambia

LUSAKA. — The Zambian government said yesterday that a World Bank supported project aimed at improving management of forests will go a long way in reducing high poverty levels in rural areas where it was being implemented.

WB-backed project to help ease poverty in Zambia

LUSAKA. — The Zambian government said yesterday that a World Bank supported project aimed at improving management of forests will go a long way in reducing high poverty levels in rural areas where it was being implemented.

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