adminMan drags lover to court for deliberate HIV infection
A 48-year-old Harare man yesterday took his lover to court on allegations of deliberately infecting him with HIV after having consensual intimacy on the promise that he was going to marry her.
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NBSZ in blood relief
Boitumelo Makhurane, Chronicle Reporter NATIONAL Blood Service Zimbabwe (NBSZ) has been receiving significant blood donations since the beginning of the new school calendar in March. The Covid-19 induced lockdown measures…
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