Virus blow hits Zim rugby

Mehluli Sibanda, Senior Sports Reporter THE national Under-20 rugby team has been affected by the coronavirus following postponement of next month’s Barthes Trophy in Kenya. Rugby Africa announced yesterday that…

UPDATED: Man beats neighbour to death over chicken

Sukulwenkosi Dube-Matutu, Gwanda Correspondent  A BULILIMA man is on the run after he allegedly beat his neighbour to death, while accusing him of stealing his chicken. Matabeleland South provincial police spokesperson,…

Motor racing set for Bulawayo Motorsport Park

Ronald Mashinga, Sports Reporter TOP bikers and drivers will compete in a drag-racing event at the Bulawayo Motorsport Park on Saturday. Drag-racing is a contest between two cars or bikes…

Coronavirus: Thai escapee returns to Wilkins

The Thai national, who health authorities wanted to test for possible coronavirus (Covid-19 ) infection yesterday voluntarily returned to Wilkins Infectious Diseases Hospital in Harare after an initial escape, and has given samples for the required tests, the Ministry of Health and Child Care has said.

65 more Zupco buses delivered

SIXTY-FIVE more buses have been delivered from China to bolster the Zimbabwe United Passenger Company (Zupco)’s fleet in urban areas and on intercity routes as part of efforts to provide affordable transport.

144 laws amended for alignment to Constitution

At least 144 laws out of 183 that need to be aligned to the Constitution have been amended and efforts are underway to work on the remainder, Cabinet heard yesterday.

Govt clamps down on uninspected meat

THE Government has dismissed social media reports of contaminated meat on the market as false.

EDITORIAL COMMENT : Precautions, not panic will beat Covid-19

The confirmation of a small group of cases of Covid-19 in South Africa is not a cause for panic, since the South African health authorities were alert and activated testing and quarantine measures very quickly.

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