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SANGANO rinoona nezveutano pasi rose, reWorld Health Organisation (WHO), rinoti nyika dzakwanisa kuderedza kupararira kwechirwere cheCovid-19 hadzifanirwe kuvarairwa, asi kusimbaradza matanho ekurwisa denda iri kakapetwa kaviri.
President salutes Africa
PRESIDENT Mnangagwa yesterday saluted SADC, the African Union and the world at large for standing by Zimbabwe in calling for the unconditional removal of the Western imposed illegal economic sanctions during the Anti-Sanctions Day.
Arrested Rushwaya expected in court today
Transnational car dealers, Ali Japan 786, have been fingered in a suspected gold smuggling racket exposed yesterday following the arrest of Zimbabwe Miners Federation president Henrieta Rushwaya at Robert Gabriel Mugabe International Airport where she was found with 6kg of the precious mineral destined for Dubai.
One killed, two injured in plane crash
A Zimbabwe Parks and Wildlife Management Authority (ZimParks) plane, which went missing in the Zambezi Valley on Friday afternoon, was found crashed in Chewore Safari Area in Mbire on Sunday afternoon with one dead and two critically injured people in the wreckage.
No unbeaten EPL side, after six games, for first time in 53 years
LONDON. — It’s been a crazy English Premiership and, for the first time in more than half a century, the league is without an unbeaten team after six rounds of games.
Hello Mwari, censure Jah Master!
‘Hello Mwari’ is a phrase that aptly captured the mood of the majority of people in Zimbabwe, who seriously needed God’s intervention following a series of calamities in their lives this year.
EDITORIAL COMMENT : Transform traditional midwifery attitudes
The story of a makeshift maternity structure in Uzumba Maramba Pfungwe where women from an apostolic sect go to deliver, gives credence to Government’s recent call to strengthen health delivery systems starting with the grassroots.
Keep tight grip on liquidity: CZI
Monetary and fiscal authorities must maintain an iron grip on the tight liquidity situation to entrench exchange rate and macro-economic stability, the Confederation of Zimbabwe Industry (CZI) says.
Mupfumira’s bid to relax reporting conditions flops
Former Cabinet minister Prisca Mupfumira had a bad day in court yesterday after her application to have her reporting conditions relaxed was thrown out because the lower court has no jurisdiction to alter them.