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The African Union is set to hold the first Forum on Cybercrime that is aimed at strengthening criminal justice authorities through adequate plans of capacity building and synergies with related programmes implemented across the continent.
Mash West ups efforts to prevent cholera outbreak
MASHONALAND West Province has stepped up efforts to prevent an outbreak of cholera through the implementing various measures such as supervising funerals of people who succumbed to the disease in Harare and buried in the province recently.
Zibagwe chair vows to improve water supply
Zibagwe Rural District Council chair councillor Chamunogwa Zvishamira who was unanimously re-elected for a second term, has pledged to work towards improving water supply in the district.
Burkina Faso botched FGM leaves 50 girls in hospital
Around 50 girls, including some as young as four, are being treated in hospital in Burkina Faso after they underwent female genital mutilation (FGM).
MDC legislators disrespecting citizens
The Ninth Parliament of Zimbabwe was yesterday opened by President Mnangagwa amid high expectations from the people of Zimbabwe over the legislative agenda.
Uganda accuses EU parliament of meddling in its internal affairs
Uganda’s government on Monday accused the European Union Parliament of meddling in its internal affairs after the legislator passed a resolution deploring the alleged torture of opposition politicians in the East African country.
EU targets BMW, Daimler, VW in pollution cartel probe
The EU opened an in-depth probe into alleged collusion by major German carmakers over anti-pollution technology Tuesday, a fresh blow to the scandal-hit industry three years after the notorious “dieselgate.”
SRC official slams Chizuzu
IT has come to my attention that there are some online and social media reports that are being spread around by some people to the effect that I am either a mole in the Sports and Recreation Commission board.
Another suspected cholera case in Masvingo
Another suspected case of cholera has been reported in Masvingo bringing to two the number of patients who have been quarantined because of the water borne disease at Masvingo Provincial Hospital since the beginning of this month.
Fear of Ebola keeps the faithful away from church in Congo
Thousands of faithful in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo are staying home from church services to avoid contracting or spreading Ebola.