adminZanu-PF, CPC forge stronger ties
Zanu-PF’s high powered delegation led by national chairperson Cde Oppah Muchinguri-Kashiri yesterday met leaders of China’s war veterans and exchanged strategies with the Communist Party of China (CPC), as the two revolutionary parties enhanced their alliance.
Kidney trafficking big business in Egypt
An Egyptian hospital and officials at the Yemeni embassy in Cairo were involved in a large-scale organ-trafficking ring from 2014 that included hundreds of patients and brokers from Yemen and Egypt, an Al Jazeera investigation has revealed.
13 Zimbabweans die in SA crash
Thirteen Zimbabweans were killed on Monday afternoon when a Masmery bus overturned outside Makhado town in Limpopo Province.
Recruit more occupational health staff, Govt urged
THE Apex Council, the umbrella body of labour unions registered by the Ministry of Public Service, Labour and Social Welfare, has urged the Government to prioritise employment of specialists in workplace safety and health-related matters in all its line ministries.
Pep coy of Kompany’s future
Pep Guardiola says Vincent Kompany’s future at Manchester City is yet to be decided, moments after the captain fired the club to within a victory of the English Premiership football title.
Masvingo City fails to draft masterplan
MASVINGO City Council is in a quandary over the crafting of the long-awaited masterplan amid reports that the local authority has failed to find experts for the job.
MDC-A legislator hails media reforms
Mbizo legislator Settlement Chikwinya (MDC-Alliance) has commended Government for its efforts in repealing media laws, saying it is a sign of the Government’s commitment to continue promoting democracy.
The Beast out injured
Sharks’ Zimbabwe-born rugby prop Tendai “Beast” Mtawarira looks likely to be sidelined for four more weeks due to a knee injury.
Black leg outbreak hits Zvishavane
There has been an outbreak of black leg in Zvishavane District, a development that is likely to affect livestock production in the Midlands Province.
MSU to offer sign language training to nurses, police
Midlands State University Language Institute (MSULI) will now offer sign language training to all nurses, doctors and police officers in the Midlands Province in an effort to close the communication gap that has been affecting their ability to provide services to people with a hearing impairment.