How to keep cholera at bay
Cholera is a diarrhoeal disease that is caused by the bacterium Vibrio cholerae. Cases of cholera are on the increase in Zimbabwe. Cholera is spread by ingestion of contaminated food or water.
Joshua furious with Tyson Fury
ONDON. — Anthony Joshua has dismissed the suggestion he needs a statement win against Alexander Povetkin and slammed Tyson Fury’s suggestion he is the true champion of the world heavyweight boxing division. Fury still holds the lineal heavyweight title having been the man to beat Wladimir Klitschko and is yet to fight since that victory.
Rapist head locked up
Makumbe Primary School headmaster Mr Silas Chitate was on Wednesday jailed for 15 years after he was convicted of raping one of his Grade Seven pupils.
India coach under fire
NEW DELHI. — India cricket coach Ravi Shastri has come under fire for his side’s humiliating 4-1 Test series loss to England – a second consecutive away defeat for the world’s top-ranked side.
Ex-MDC employee wins $42 000 damages
THE MDC led by Mr Nelson Chamisa has been ordered to pay its former information officer labour damages to the tune of $42 000.
Govt gives Harare $1m
Government has released $1 million to Harare City Council to repair and upgrade collapsed sewer systems mostly in the cholera-prone high density suburbs while the city, which has an open budget towards the programme, has also deployed teams from other areas to assist in the western suburbs.
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ED commissions Hopeville projects
Robin Muchetu, Senior Reporter PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa officially opened the Hopeville Housing Project and commissioned a $2 million tomato processing plant in Bulawayo on Thursday afternoon.
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LATEST: Mighty Warriors win Cosafa opener
Ngqwele Dube, Sports Correspondent MIGHTY Warriors midfielder, Marjory Nyaumwe scored the solitary goal as Zimbabwe won their opener against Namibia at the ongoing 2018 Cosafa Women’s Championships being held in…
JUST IN: Gvt gives Harare $1m for cholera
Government has availed $1 million to Harare City Council to repair or upgrade collapsed sewer systems in most high density areas.
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JUST IN: Sam Nkomo walks again
Peter Matika, Senior Reporter PROFESSIONAL hunter and guide Samuel Nkomo on Thursday morning set out on another pulsating 580 kilometre walk, this time from the majestic Victoria Falls to…