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PANGUVA iyo Hurumende iri kukurudzira veruzhinji kuti vatevedzera matanho ose ekuedza kumisa kupararira kwechirwere cheCovid-19, kune vamwe vanamati vechipositori vari kuungana zvekupotsa vasvika zana, izvo zvisiri kutenderwa nemutemo, uye vasina kupfeka mamasiki.
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- SundayNews
- February 15, 2021
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Lockdown extended
Munyaradzi Musiiwa, Sunday News Reporter PRESIDENT Mnangagwa has extended the Covid-19 induced lockdown by a further two weeks, a move designed to allow the number of active cases and those…
Covid-19 vaccines arrive from China
Zimbabwe can now start rolling out its Covid-19 vaccination programme following the arrival yesterday of 200 000 doses of vaccine from China, with President Mnangagwa hailing the Asian giant for the high level of steadfast and continuous support it is giving Zimbabwe.
New ministers sworn-in
NEWLY appointed ministers, who took their oaths of office yesterday at State House pledged to work towards achieving President Mnangagwa’s Vision 2030, for Zimbabwe to be an upper middle economy.
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NINETY five not out!
Govt, business in joint price forecast study
THE Government intends to undertake a study on price forecast of basic commodities in light of recent price increases of selected products, a Cabinet Minister has said.
Empress Massina offers hope amid pandemic
Zimdancehall songstress Empress Massina, real name Ericah Sabi, is hoping her latest single, “Zvakuda Imi Jah” will capture the hearts of fans, especially during these trying times of the Covid-19 pandemic.
EDITORIAL COMMENT : Measured easing of lockdown good for all
While the level four national lockdown continues for another two weeks, to ensure that the significant progress seen in the last few weeks in reducing infection and death rates continues, President Mnangagwa yesterday did start the process of a careful and highly-controlled re-opening of the many sectors of the economy that have been shut.
DDF intensifies road repairs
More than 49 roads in rural Manicaland are in urgent need of repair after they were destroyed by heavy rains.