admin‘Support vulnerable girls with sanitary wear’
THE Zimbabwe National Family Planning Council (ZNFPC) has called on non-governmental organisations (NGOs) in Manicaland to assist vulnerable girls in the province with sanitary wear.
Opihwa mendenenzi nemukadzi wemunhu
MURUME wekudhonzera aimbove mudzimai wake kudare achida kuti amubhadhare mari yemendenzi yekuriritira vana vavo vatatu akashaya zvekuita nemufaro mushure mekunge chikumbiro chake chatambirwa.
Wokundwa nembwa kuita zita rakanaka
KUPA chinhu zita kunochipa simba. Kana makombi nemabhazi anopihwa mazita. Ko iwe zita rako rinorevei? Izita rekuti kana ukashevedzwa pane gurumwandira revanhu unonzwa richipupumisa mwoyo wako here?
Zim readies for African Games
TEAM Zimbabwe for next month’s African Games in Morocco will be revealed next week with the management committee busy streamlining the sporting codes that will represent the country.
‘Handiende!’…Saimba orambira ku‘small-house’
MUDZIMAI anove shirikadzi wekuWarren Park, muHarare, anoti ari kudemba kudanana kwaakaita nemumwe murume uyo waari kupomera kuparadza upfumi hwaakashandira nemurume wake achiri mupenyu.
‘WANGU MUKADZI ARI DANGEROUS’‘. . . anondirova senyoka’
MURUME wekuMabelreign, muHarare, anoti ari kuoneswa pfumvu nemudzimai wake uyo waanoti anomurova zuva nezuva.
1 killed as bus side-swipes tractor
One person died on the spot on Wednesday morning while the other was injured when a tractor they were travelling on was side-swiped by a Mutare-bound bus near Zimunya Township along the Mutare-Masvingo Highway.
Govt rescues Chipinge farmers
Government has come to the rescue of Chipinge farmers who were facing transport challenges to ferry their produce to the Grain Marketing Board (GMB) through a special arrangement with the District Development Fund (DDF).
PSMAS rolls out wellness programme
Premier Service Medical Aid Society (PSMAS), through its subsidiary Premier Lifestyle, recently launched a nationwide wellness and fitness campaign to try and influence lifestyles so that its members do not succumb to preventable non-communicable diseases.
No to supplementary budget: Businesspeople
The business community here has rejected a supplementary budget approved by Chegutu Municipality, saying the hikes in licences and rates would stifle businesses growth.