adminAfrica: Continent’s Covid-19 Death Toll Nears 52,000 Mark
Cape Town — As of December 2, the confirmed cases of Covid-19 from 55 African countries have reached 2,174,098. Reported deaths in Africa have reached 51,993 and recoveries 1,843,160.
Russia’s Sputnik V Coronavirus Vaccine ‘Reasonably Effective’ – British Experts
Russia’s Sputnik V coronavirus vaccine is 95 percent effective, its developers said Tuesday as Russia seeks a leading role in the high-stakes global race for a safe, effective vaccine that can end to the deadly pandemic.
UMBONO WOMTHUNYWA: Ukukhulumisana ngumanqoba kukho konke
ABADALA babekuthanda kakhulu ukuthi beluleke abantu ngokuthi injobo enhle ithungelwa ebandla. Babetsho lokhu becebisa labo abalenhlupho ukuthi kuqakathekile ukuthi inhlupho zabo bazethule kwabanye abantu ukuze babancedise ukuzihluza. Loba nje abanye…
Zim, SA ready for traffic increase at border post
Zimbabwe and South Africa are jointly planning to manage rising numbers of people expected to pass through Beitbridge Border Post this week, although only 200 travellers, beside cargo truck crews, went through the border post on the first day of reopening to private cars and pedestrians.
Indian firms strengthening relations
Indian companies operating in Zimbabwe are the real ambassadors of the South Asian economic power house as they have direct positive impact on people in communities they operate, Indian Ambassador-designate to Zimbabwe, Vijay Khanduja has said.
Start of Australian Open delayed
MELBOURNE. — The start of the Australian Open tennis tournament will be delayed until February 8 because of coronavirus prevention measures, a newspaper reported, as negotiations on players’ arrival and quarantine in Melbourne continued yesterday.
Call to action: GBV in the context of Covid-19
Gender-based violence (GBV) is a long-standing global problem which can be experienced by any individual.
1 000 boxing fans to watch big fight
LONDON. — Up to 1 000 fans will be able to attend world heavyweight boxing champion Anthony Joshua’s fight against Bulgarian Kubrat Pulev on December 12 at Wembley Arena.
Fake ZRA agents fleece job seekers along Zambezi River
Unscrupulous opportunists are pretending to be agents of the Zambezi River Authority (ZRA) to get people along the Zambezi River to pay them to facilitate jobs when construction of the Batoka Gorge hydroelectric scheme starts.
Tragedy as mourner is killed in beer row
FOUR Chitungwiza men appeared in court yesterday for allegedly assaulting to death a mourner over beer, before dumping his body at the town’s sewer plant.