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- January 3, 2021
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‘Mushonga ngauve wevanhu vose’
SANGANO rinoona nezveutano pasi rose reWorld Health Organisation (WHO) rinoti zvakakosha kuti mushonga wekudzivirira kubatwa nechirwere cheCovid-19 (vaccine) uwaniswe nevanhu vose vari panjodzi yekubatira denda iri, kwete nenyika dzakapfuma chete.…
adminTighter lockdown measures gazetted
The lockdown amendment order moving Zimbabwe from Level Two national lockdown back to a Level 4 for 30 days, with a few additions suspending permission for church services and other gatherings, was gazetted on Saturday.
Acting President warns violators
Security forces and health officials will be on high alert to ensure full compliance with Covid-19 regulations and curtail crowding of people at supermarkets and water points among other areas, Acting President Kembo Mohadi said yesterday.
Batoka project to generate US$750m annually
THE 2400MW Batoka Gorge Hydro-Electric Scheme is set to generate around US$750 million annual revenue and spawn modern cities for Zimbabwe and Zambia.
President’s call for City Council audit hailed
The decision by President Mnangagwa to call for a forensic audit at Harare City Council has been received with much joy from the ratepayers who said this development was long overdue step in the right direction.
Public schools reopen for exams
Public schools open for the writing of public examinations today with the Government confirming that all systems are in place for a successful reopening.
Dodgy Covid-19 deal costs Harare $20m
Corruption woes continue to mount at the MDC-led Harare City Council amid allegations that the local authority was prejudiced about $20 million in a dodgy deal while purchasing Covid-19 Tyvek protective overalls at inflated prices without going to tender.
Warriors Chan participation in disarray
ZIMBABWE’S participation at this year’s CHAN tournament was thrown in disarray following the declaration of additional national COVID-19 lockdown measures and the blanket suspension on all sporting activities announced by the Sports and Recreation Commission at the weekend.
Woman axes hubby, daughter, kills self
A 32- year-old woman from Neshuro, in Mwenezi, south of Masvingo allegedly axed her husband and daughter to death before committing suicide following a row over the upkeep of her in-laws.
Editorial Comment: Lockdown challenge to personal responsibility
The tightening of the Covid-19 lockdown cannot come as a surprise to anyone considering the significant spike in infections, and thus in deaths, and the need to take urgent action to keep infection rates under control.