GBV: Intimate partner violence continues
Andile Tshuma ONE of the most traumatic experiences in life can be encountered at the hands of loved ones and many people are unfortunate to have to endure insults, beatings…
UPDATED: Mystery over Mugabe’s properties settled
Norman Muchemwa, Harare Bureau TITLE to the Mugabe family’s Borrowdale home commonly referred as the Blue Roof, and the Mount Pleasant property given to Bona Mugabe-Chikore — the late former President…
GBV: Intimate partner violence continues
Andile Tshuma ONE of the most traumatic experiences in life can be encountered at the hands of loved ones and many people are unfortunate to have to endure insults, beatings…
Scientists battle drug-resistant malaria
More than 200 million people around the world suffered from malaria in 2017.
Over 400 000 died.
The vast majority — around 90 percent — were in Africa, where many are all too familiar with the devastating impact of the disease.
Exciting news on viral load testing
A localised research on barriers to accessing viral load testing (VLT) and other health services for women living with HIV in Zimbabwe was recently conducted.
The research is set to inform policy direction on VLT in Zimbabwe.
Names and naming: Seeking to expose commonalities among the Bantu
Pathisa Nyathi WE have so far looked at naming with a view to unpacking reasons why objects are named, and the meanings resident in the various names. This we sought…
Names and naming: Seeking to expose commonalities among the Bantu
Pathisa Nyathi WE have so far looked at naming with a view to unpacking reasons why objects are named, and the meanings resident in the various names. This we sought…
Domestic cricket resumes
THE long wait is finally over – the domestic cricket season is now set to start. Six months after an international ban that had been imposed on Zimbabwe Cricket (ZC), thereby paralysing the association’s operations, the ZC staff and players’ salaries have now been paid.
Red flag over ‘commercial’ adoptions
The Department of Social Welfare, which falls under the Ministry of Labour and Social Welfare, has raised the red flag over the growing trend in which Zimbabweans living outside the country are adopting children in order to unlock financial benefits provided by their host countries.
Civil service academy takes shape
The Public Service Commission (PSC) is finalising administrative work on integrating all Government employee training institutions into a single academy that is envisaged to impart modern skills to its workforce.




